Chart Showing Daily Change

jdpro

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  1. 365
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Hi Mr. Excel fans,

I would like to make a chart that graphically plots each day's values. I use =TODAY() in one cell, and manually enter new values for each day, with simple calculations for the data. I would like to just keep this little box to enter the data just for the current day, and then have a chart below it on that sheet that can track the history, so I don't have a spreadsheet that keeps growing bigger, just the chart itself. Hope that makes sense.

Thanks to everyone for so generously sharing your knowledge and expertise.
 

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Flashbond, I was sort of thinking that might be the case, but thought it was worth a shot.
 
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