Chart with Table

Dawn1231

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I am tasked to make a chart each month with the previous 12 months' KPI information. The table has the monthly information for over 3 years.

I am wondering if there is an easier way (I have to do this with >15 charts)

Current solution is that I have a table for data. Each month, I add a row to the table and I hide the months I do not want to show up in my chart.

Then, for every chart, I have to change the data. For this example, I would go in and change every row reference down to row 53 instead of 52 when I add the next month. I tried changing the absolute to something like $R52 instead of $R$52, but it just isn't working for me.

='On-Time Performance'!$Q$3:$R$3,'On-Time Performance'!$Q$29:$R$52,'On-Time Performance'!$T$3:$U$3,'On-Time Performance'!$T$29:$U$52


From here, I refresh all the charts and they're good to go, but I wonder if I am putting in more effort than I need to. Picture below of sample data set, a sample chart, and the data selection

I have never used offset, so I'm not sure if this would work or if anyone has any suggestions. Thank you in advance!

kpi.jpg
 

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