Create a Chart With Relative Rather Than Absolute Data

PeCoo2

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Is there a way to create a chart that has relative rather than absolute data?

I am trying to be able to copy a chart from one worksheet to another and have it automatically pick up data in the new worksheet.
At the moment whenever I try to do this the chart will still link back to data in the worksheet I copied it from.

I have multiple worksheets set up to show forecasts for different markets but I am having to manually change the data source each time, very frustrating.
 

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No there isn't. You could use code to change the source data.
 
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