NewUser2

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Quick lay out... I have a chart with multiple columns, up to Z and over 4000 rows. The rows contain dates from 2003-future. I have another page that draws data from this page by users selecting information from drop down menus.
From the information they select in the drop down menu I want a chart to populate, ideally with the last 3 months of data for the selected column they are referring to.

I was thinking of using a concatenate formula or something to get this. So if I did "=CONCATENATE("A",B10,":A",B11)" B10 and B11 just refer to numbers. So what that formula gives me is A643:A700 and this would be the date range. Then I could also accomplish this sort of thing for the column and same range as to their selections.

The Problem: I can't use formulas like that in a basic chart creation!

Solution: ??? Anyone have any suggestions? I already know about the option of creating dynamic charts and naming all my ranges ahead of time etc... thats not an option for me.

Thank you!
 

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Hello,

can you not use formulas to get the data into a specific range of cells, and use this range to populate the chart?
 
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