Chart empty with new data in the dynamic range chart.

[Feejo]

My dynamic chart get empty when I delette all content, then fill with new
one. It should auto adjust.

 

[Barb Reinhardt]

I'd check out each of your dynamic ranges to see what's selected. CTRL G
and type in the range name. If you get an error, there's your problem.

 

[Feejo]

Is really dynamic chart should show in ctrl+G.

I'd check out each of your dynamic ranges to see what's selected. CTRL G
and type in the range name. If you get an error, there's your problem.

 

[Barb Reinhardt]

I'm assuming you have named ranges for the series. What are they? Type
Control G and the range name for each series to see where that takes you.
You also should take a look at the series definitions. Depending on how the
series is defined, it may not be the same if you delete data.

 

[Jon Peltier]

If your Names are defined using OFFSET, with the first record of the data as
the reference range (first argument of OFFSET), and you delete the first
row, then there is no longer a valid reference range (you've deleted it).

Instead of deleting the entire rows, select them and press Delete or use
Edit menu > Clear > All or Clear > Contents.

- Jon

 

[Feejo]

Ok I have 2 series, and 2 axis. Let's work to make one axis work.
That particular row is not deleted, but a calcules and they are put to 0 all
of them, then populated again. That is when they disapear. And I only delette
the content on the row not the row itselve.

Ex: =OFFSET('T'!$BJ$21;1;0;COUNT('T'!$BJ$22:$BJ$3019);1)

 

[Barb Reinhardt]

I'd be willing to bet that the result for this calculation is zero.

=COUNT(T!$BJ$22:$BJ$3019)

Can you check that?

 

[Jon Peltier]

Where do the new values come from? If they are imported from an external
source, you need to make sure that the new values are numerical, and not
text that appears to be numerical.

Also, after repopulating the range, open the Define Names dialog, select the
name, and click in the Refers To formula box. Is the expected range
highlighted in the worksheet?

- Jon

 

[Jon Peltier]

One simple way to address this is to use:

=OFFSET('T'!$BJ$21;1;0;MAX(1;COUNT('T'!$BJ$22:$BJ$3019));1)

- Jon

 

[Feejo]

0 right.

I'd be willing to bet that the result for this calculation is zero.

=COUNT(T!$BJ$22:$BJ$3019)

Can you check that?

 

[Feejo]

When I click Name manager, I look at the selection from the name and IT IS
the right selection, that what is strange to me.

 

[Feejo]

Oh this one work well, but why that was working well in 2003 and and I have
to change that in 2007?

 

[Jon Peltier]

Perhaps 2003 ignored the error when you tried to plot a range containing
zero cells. 2007 seems to be less forgiving when working with Names and
charts.

- Jon

 

[Jon Peltier]

Calculation is set to automatic, not manual?

- Jon

 

[Feejo]

Automatic, but my sheet have alot of error. I will try to correct them all.
Maby there is a ignore all error?

 

[Jon Peltier]

No, you have to adjust the formulas so they ignore them. For example:

=IF(B1<>0,A1/B1,0)
=IF(ISNA(MATCH(A1,B1:B10)),"",MATCH(A1,B1:B10))

- Jon

 

[Feejo]

I start over with the original cause nothing was working often.
I installed the convertions patch of 2003 to 2007, sorry it is in french.
Problème de compatibilité avec les formats de fichier Word, Excel et
PowerPoint ?

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...70-3ae9-4aee-8f43-c6bb74cd1466&displaylang=fr

And it worked right away.