3 month rolling chart

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Guest

I've looked at some examples but found myself lost. I have a sheet that
shows overtime by department (those being the rows) by month (columns), and
wanted to make a chart that will show a rolling three months for each
department, so it would show August, July, and June, and next month Sept,
Aug, July. I know I have to use the Name function and Offset in some terms
but am somewhat lost. The department names start in A7 and go down, the
months start B4 and go across. Any help would be appreciated.
 
T

Tushar Mehta

I've looked at some examples but found myself lost. I have a sheet that
shows overtime by department (those being the rows) by month (columns), and
wanted to make a chart that will show a rolling three months for each
department, so it would show August, July, and June, and next month Sept,
Aug, July. I know I have to use the Name function and Offset in some terms
but am somewhat lost. The department names start in A7 and go down, the
months start B4 and go across. Any help would be appreciated.
For some examples see
Dynamic Charts
http://www.tushar-mehta.com/excel/newsgroups/dynamic_charts/index.html

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Tushar Mehta
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G

Guest

Maybe I need to reformat my data. I understand how those examples work on
the way the data is set up in those examples but my data is kind of flip
flopped. I have a chart now for each month showing the overtime. It has all
our departments across the bottom (23 of them), and the hours up the side.
This is a bar graph. They want a bar graph in the same format, but for each
department have it show the past three months. All the examples I see always
have the months going up and down in the data section, not across, which is
how ours is set up. Our column headings are the months Jan-Dec, and it has a
total column at the end, our row headings run up and down. The data itself
is not going to grow itself, it will always be Jan-Dec of that year, but it
will only have data in it up through the current month. I think I need a
vacation, I'm over thinking this and just can't seem to fit any logic in
right now.
 

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