Macro or Formula to read through list of stores

dacookmgnt

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Book2
ABCDEFGHI
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2StoreAprMayStoreAprMay
3002011700001660000020110000098000
4002029000088000
5002038000078000
6002017000068000
7002026000058000
8002035000048000
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Sheet1


I would like to read through a list of stores, update the graph for each store location, and print it out. Any ideas on a macro or formula to do this?
Thank you.

I just noticed that you cannot see the graph? I'm not sure that is necessary though.
 

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I would like to read through a list:
00201
00202
00203

I need Cell +A3 to refer to 00201, update the graph and print it, then have +A3 refer to 00202, update the graph and print it. I would like to loop through the list about 80 times.

For some reason the software did not copy the graph into my message. I just started using it so I probably don’t know what I am doing.
 
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Just replied to put my question back at the top of the list. I, myself, have never been able to grow a mustache, much less a Fu Manchu. Plenty of back hair though, no problem.
 
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Hi daccokmgnt:

Try ...
Code:
Sub yPickValuesFromColumnGOneByOneMakeChartAndprint()
    Do
        Range("A3").Value = InputBox("enter Store's number to plot")
        If Range("A3").Value = "99999" Then Worksheets("sheet3").Select: Range("B3:C3").ClearContents: Exit Sub
        Range("B3").Value = WorksheetFunction.SumIf([sheet3!G4:G8], [Sheet3!A3], [sheet3!H4:H8])
        Range("C3").Value = WorksheetFunction.SumIf([sheet3!G4:G8], [Sheet3!A3], [sheet3!I4:I8])
        strTitle = "Store " & [Sheet3!A3]
        Range("B2:C3").Select
        Charts.Add
        ActiveChart.Location Where:=xlLocationAsObject, Name:="Sheet3"
        With ActiveChart
            .HasTitle = True
            .ChartTitle.Characters.Text = strTitle
            .Axes(xlCategory, xlPrimary).HasTitle = False
            .Axes(xlValue, xlPrimary).HasTitle = False
        End With
        ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.PrintPreview
    Loop
End Sub
I hope this gets you started!
 
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