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Trouble with a Dynamic Clustered Stacked Column Graph

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    Trouble with a Dynamic Clustered Stacked Column Graph

    Hi All,

    I'm looking for some help with the attached dynamic clustered stacked column graph. I've been using the fantastic guide provided by Jon Peltier http://peltiertech.com/WordPress/clu...mn-bar-charts/ which has gotten me 1/2 way to my goal, but I can't get the chart to work dynamically (it's missing out some of the series in the later fortnights..

    I'm designing the spreadsheet for use by people not particularly proficient in excel, so it's important that they can simply key in the data and the chart then works dynamically to change (InputData tab).

    I've currently got 10 series which shouldn't change over time, but each passing fortnight new data will need to be entered for the 10 series. The chart needs to display the previous 6 or 12 fortnights worth of data which I'm using the ChtLen1 named range. The other named ranges use OFFSET formulas

    Any help you could offer would be appreciated.

    Thanks

    David



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    Week Type A Bought Type A Sold Type B Bought Type B Sold Type C Bought Type C Sold Type D Bought Type D Sold Type E Bought Type E Sold

    21/2011 10 16
    21/2011 23 8
    21/2011 4 8
    21/2011 4 8
    21/2011 4 8

    22/2011 10 15
    22/2011 10 9
    22/2011 5 9
    22/2011 5 9
    22/2011 6 9

    10 15
    23/2011 10 9
    23/2011 5 9
    23/2011 5 9
    23/2011 6 9
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    Re: Trouble with a Dynamic Clustered Stacked Column Graph

    I changed your input range to a table and reduced the number of rows to fit the actual data. Now, when a new row is entered by hitting the TAB key at the end of a row, a new row is added to the table and your chart is automatically updated as you enter data into the table.

    If you need a new set of columns just add the headers beside the table and they will be incorporated into the table and hence added to your chart.
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