Dynamically sorting charts/graphs (outside variable not needed)

Newfs_R_Sublime

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The total data is between a2:k95. G became 0 on row 80.

I need to dynamically change my chart parameters so I can run charts between A2:K95, A2:K79, and A80:K95.

The data is not always the same length. So 95 was just the example for today. tomorrow it could be 86 and G become 0 on 81.

An indirect feature within the charts would have been fine, but that doesn't work-at least the way I tried.

I'm sorry , I created an area where the values of the data length and row where G became 0 can be entered


Thank you.

Rick
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