Crafter Man
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- Jul 23, 2002
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Let’s say I want to chart some simple X-Y data. The X values are between D6 and D14. The Y values are between E6 and E14.
To do this, I would enter the following into the “Source Data: Series” window:
X Values: =Sheet1!$D$6:$D$14
Y Values: =Sheet1!$E$6:$E$14
So far so good.
But let’s say I want to change the range. As an example, let’s say I want the X values to be between D7 and D13, and the Y values to be between E7 and E13. To do this I could manually enter the following into the “Source Data: Series” window:
X Values: =Sheet1!$D$7:$D$13
Y Values: =Sheet1!$E$7:$E$13
But I don’t want to do this. Is there a way I can automatically change the range using a function or formula from within the spreadsheet? In other words, how do I “get at” the source data:series limits using Excel functions or equations? Can I somehow “push” the range data into the chart program? Or is the opposite possible, i.e. is there a way the chart program can “pull” the range information from cells within the spreadsheet?
Thank you
To do this, I would enter the following into the “Source Data: Series” window:
X Values: =Sheet1!$D$6:$D$14
Y Values: =Sheet1!$E$6:$E$14
So far so good.
But let’s say I want to change the range. As an example, let’s say I want the X values to be between D7 and D13, and the Y values to be between E7 and E13. To do this I could manually enter the following into the “Source Data: Series” window:
X Values: =Sheet1!$D$7:$D$13
Y Values: =Sheet1!$E$7:$E$13
But I don’t want to do this. Is there a way I can automatically change the range using a function or formula from within the spreadsheet? In other words, how do I “get at” the source data:series limits using Excel functions or equations? Can I somehow “push” the range data into the chart program? Or is the opposite possible, i.e. is there a way the chart program can “pull” the range information from cells within the spreadsheet?
Thank you