Hi-- please help! My first post, but this site looks so helpful!
I need to make many different charts off of one data table. The table is simple - it has 8 columns, 25 rows. I do not want to chart all of the rows -- just 1-10, then maybe 15,16, and 18-25. Can I chose source data that is not in consecutive rows?? I'm having trouble, but sure it can be done without re-doing the table each time.
Thank you!
Last edited by VBA Noob; 10-19-2007 at 01:25 PM.
Hold down the control key while selecting the subsets of the data and then plot the chart as usual.
Martin
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Thanks for the quick response...
I swear I tried that and got an error in the chart source data. But now that I know it should work, I will try again monday when at the office.
Thank you!!! Jennifer
The trick is to make sure that all the selected areas, if pushed together, make a complete rectangle with no gaps.
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