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Create chart where user select part of data

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    Create chart where user select part of data

    Hi All,

    I am trying to find the best way to get the attached data into a chart format where a user can select a ID and view historical voltage data for that ID in the form of 1 line chart showing each aspect, so 3 lines Red, Yellow, Green.
    The full data file is about 1100 Rows, by about 31 Columns, it will get to this over time as more voltages are taken.

    I have tried to put the data in a pivot chart but keep having real problems getting the data in the right format.

    I have done this in the past but really cannot get my head around it today..

    Any help would be appreciated.

    Neil
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    One way would be to create a table based on selected ID.
    The ID is selected in K1 using Data validation.

    One problem with this approach is the formula will plot zeros for empty cells.
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    Thanks Andy, Will give it a go.

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    Hi Andy,

    You did exactly what i was after, but as you said, the Blanks as Zeros is a problem.

    Neil

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    This variation handles empty cells.
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    Perfect !

    Exactly what I was after, Many Thanks

    Neil

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