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  1. #1
    Chuck
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    Automatic Update

    I have a chart I want to automatically update from now until a certain point
    in the future. The chart actually updates, but shows the whole time series
    (but not the data) on the x-axis instead of only those dates that have
    occurred. The data series is in rows and so the normally recommended use of
    OFFSET doesn't work. To work around this I have used the TRANSPOSE function
    to put the data in columns and used ISBLANK so the cells don't display any
    data. I have done this for both the Date column and the column containing
    the actual data. Any suggestions as how to show only the current set of
    dates (and data), but not the blank area holding place for dates and data to
    be supplied in the future? Thanks.

  2. #2
    HEK
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    RE: Automatic Update

    Hi chuck:
    I don't see why "The data series is in rows and so the normally recommended
    use of OFFSET doesn't work". Anyway, from your post I cannot read whether
    you tried a dynamic named range. See for instance
    http://www.cpearson.com/excel/named.htm
    http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html#Dynamic
    http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Dynamics.html
    The latter has links to others.
    HTH,
    Henk


    "Chuck" wrote:

    > I have a chart I want to automatically update from now until a certain point
    > in the future. The chart actually updates, but shows the whole time series
    > (but not the data) on the x-axis instead of only those dates that have
    > occurred. The data series is in rows and so the normally recommended use of
    > OFFSET doesn't work. To work around this I have used the TRANSPOSE function
    > to put the data in columns and used ISBLANK so the cells don't display any
    > data. I have done this for both the Date column and the column containing
    > the actual data. Any suggestions as how to show only the current set of
    > dates (and data), but not the blank area holding place for dates and data to
    > be supplied in the future? Thanks.


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