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Hello,
Can someone help me with this. I have a set of charts based on a table of data, say, A1-D300. Periodically, I add data to the bottom of the range. For example, the new range is A1-D310. I want update the ranges in the charts so, right now, I either have to click on each data seris and change D300 to D310 for end of the range or click on data range and change the end of the range for each series that way. Is there a way to get excel to graph to the end of the range automatically? Maybe there's a function that can go in to the range instead of "D300" or "D310" or something? Thanks. Tom |
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Hi Tom -
I have a few examples and a lot of links on dynamic charting on my web site: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Dynamics.html - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services http://PeltierTech.com/Excel/Charts/ _______ Tom Rietz wrote: > Hello, > > Can someone help me with this. I have a set of charts > based on a table of data, say, A1-D300. Periodically, I > add data to the bottom of the range. For example, the new > range is A1-D310. I want update the ranges in the charts > so, right now, I either have to click on each data seris > and change D300 to D310 for end of the range or click on > data range and change the end of the range for each series > that way. > > Is there a way to get excel to graph to the end of the > range automatically? Maybe there's a function that can go > in to the range instead of "D300" or "D310" or something? > > Thanks. > > Tom > |
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Wonderful! Thank you so much. Tom
>-----Original Message----- >Hi Tom - > >I have a few examples and a lot of links on dynamic charting on my web site: > > http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Dynamics.html > >- Jon >------- >Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP >Peltier Technical Services >http://PeltierTech.com/Excel/Charts/ >_______ > >Tom Rietz wrote: > >> Hello, >> >> Can someone help me with this. I have a set of charts >> based on a table of data, say, A1-D300. Periodically, I >> add data to the bottom of the range. For example, the new >> range is A1-D310. I want update the ranges in the charts >> so, right now, I either have to click on each data seris >> and change D300 to D310 for end of the range or click on >> data range and change the end of the range for each series >> that way. >> >> Is there a way to get excel to graph to the end of the >> range automatically? Maybe there's a function that can go >> in to the range instead of "D300" or "D310" or something? >> >> Thanks. >> >> Tom >> > >. > |
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Tom -
Glad to help. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services http://PeltierTech.com/Excel/Charts/ _______ Tom Rietz wrote: > Wonderful! Thank you so much. Tom > > > >>-----Original Message----- >>Hi Tom - >> >>I have a few examples and a lot of links on dynamic > > charting on my web site: > >> http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Dynamics.html >> >>- Jon >>------- >>Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP >>Peltier Technical Services >>http://PeltierTech.com/Excel/Charts/ >>_______ >> >>Tom Rietz wrote: >> >> >>>Hello, >>> >>>Can someone help me with this. I have a set of charts >>>based on a table of data, say, A1-D300. Periodically, > > I > >>>add data to the bottom of the range. For example, the > > new > >>>range is A1-D310. I want update the ranges in the > > charts > >>>so, right now, I either have to click on each data > > seris > >>>and change D300 to D310 for end of the range or click > > on > >>>data range and change the end of the range for each > > series > >>>that way. >>> >>>Is there a way to get excel to graph to the end of the >>>range automatically? Maybe there's a function that can > > go > >>>in to the range instead of "D300" or "D310" or > > something? > >>>Thanks. >>> >>>Tom >>> >> >>. >> |
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