Chart Area Question

kreepa

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I am making a SLA dashboard. I want to have a top ten metrics section. I don't want ten charts showing at one time. Instead, is it possiple to have a set area such as G37 to L46 display a different graph depending on which top ten metric you click or hover with your mouse. Any suggestions would be useful.
 

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Hi There

You could use Named Ranges and perhaps VLOOKUP to change the data set. It is possible using both or either to change the data set that a chart look at.

Not sure how you make this method work with 'hovering' but certainly Data Validation can be used

HTH


Dave
 
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kreepa

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Thanks Dave for the reply. How would I use your method?

You mentioned:

You could use Named Ranges and perhaps VLOOKUP to change the data set. It is possible using both or either to change the data set that a chart look at.

Not sure how you make this method work with 'hovering' but certainly Data Validation can be used

PLease Explain.
 
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dave3009

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OK for VLOOKUP try this
Book1
ABCDEFGHI
1CriteriaRange1Range2Range3
2A123
3B321
4C456
5D654
6E999
7
8
9Column234
10B321
11
Sheet1


There is Data Validation in A10 which I use a drop down to select. I make a chart using data from A10 to D10 when the Validation changes the chart changes

Does this move you forward?

KR

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