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I am trying to build a desktop application that will auto-generate graphs for us, based on the table below. The figures relate to usage levels per part. There are about 8000 rows, and i require a graph for each ROW ! The title of the graph is the part number, the first line on the graph is the usage per period, and the second line is the average usage which is drawn across all periods. the x-axis labels is 'period n', per column. PartID Description Period 10 Period 11 Period 12 AverageUsage 00100019 SCREW 0.05 0 0 0.00625 00200010 NAIL 0.05 0.1 0 0.01875 how can i build some code/macro/command that can do this ? i thought about being able to type in the partID to generate the graph, or place a button next to the row which generates a graph for that row. The raw data comes from the mainframe in .csv format, and then i import that into excel. I also have MSAccess at my disposal. can anyone help? i am using office xp Thanks |
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I definitely would not even try and generate 8,000 graphs at the same
time. The easiest would be to do one and customize it for each item of interest. Basically, automate the appropriate example in the Dynamic Charts tutorial on my site. -- Regards, Tushar Mehta, MS MVP -- Excel www.tushar-mehta.com Excel, PowerPoint, and VBA add-ins, tutorials Custom MS Office productivity solutions In article <uF9EQrz7DHA.4060@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>, asdf@asdf.com says... > Hi > > I am trying to build a desktop application that will auto-generate graphs > for us, based on the table below. > > The figures relate to usage levels per part. There are about 8000 rows, and > i require a graph for each ROW ! > The title of the graph is the part number, the first line on the graph is > the usage per period, and the second line is the average usage which is > drawn across all periods. the x-axis labels is 'period n', per > column. > > > PartID Description Period 10 Period 11 > Period 12 AverageUsage > 00100019 SCREW 0.05 0 0 > 0.00625 > 00200010 NAIL 0.05 0.1 > 0 0.01875 > > > how can i build some code/macro/command that can do this ? > i thought about being able to type in the partID to generate the graph, or > place a button next to the row which generates a graph for that row. > > The raw data comes from the mainframe in .csv format, and then i import that > into excel. I also have MSAccess at my disposal. > > can anyone help? i am using office xp > Thanks > > > |
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Neil -
The code to spit out charts automatically isn't too complicated. Do you need a chart for each row, or for whatever row is indicated by the user. Either is easy enough to do. The problem is that 8000 charts is rather a lot. If you do need 8000 charts, where will you put them? Excel will choke after many fewer charts than that on a single worksheet. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services http://PeltierTech.com/Excel/Charts/ _______ Neil wrote: > Hi > > I am trying to build a desktop application that will auto-generate graphs > for us, based on the table below. > > The figures relate to usage levels per part. There are about 8000 rows, and > i require a graph for each ROW ! > The title of the graph is the part number, the first line on the graph is > the usage per period, and the second line is the average usage which is > drawn across all periods. the x-axis labels is 'period n', per > column. > > > PartID Description Period 10 Period 11 > Period 12 AverageUsage > 00100019 SCREW 0.05 0 0 > 0.00625 > 00200010 NAIL 0.05 0.1 > 0 0.01875 > > > how can i build some code/macro/command that can do this ? > i thought about being able to type in the partID to generate the graph, or > place a button next to the row which generates a graph for that row. > > The raw data comes from the mainframe in .csv format, and then i import that > into excel. I also have MSAccess at my disposal. > > can anyone help? i am using office xp > Thanks > > |
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