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Chart automatically growing with new data

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    Chart automatically growing with new data

    Hello I have two columns of data, both grow depending on data entered elsewhere, and through IF function the data is added to these two columns which I want to keep being added to my chart. Can anyone help? Thank you

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    Re: Chart automatically growing with new data

    Eventually try Dynamic ranges

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    Re: Chart automatically growing with new data

    Thank you for help- but not solved.

    The problem appears to be that I am not physically entering the data in to the columns that are the series for the graph. I have an IF formula copied down the column, which returns the value required to graph. I have dragged down this formula far down the column. In the name manager, when I click on 'refers to' all cells that I have the If function in are highlighted, even with no data present.

    =OFFSET('Tidy'!$DW$3,1,0,COUNTA('Tidy'!$DW:$DW)-1,2)- This is the formula for the dynamic range,

    =IF(B17>0,DS17," ") This is the IF formula copied down DW

    I hope this makes sense? Can you see a way around this?

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    Re: Chart automatically growing with new data

    Then perhaps
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    Re: Chart automatically growing with new data

    Quote Originally Posted by arthurbr View Post
    Then perhaps
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    I'mot sure quite how I got to this, a mixture of help, videos, articles- but what worked for me was
    =OFFSET('Tidy'!$EG$3,1,0,COUNT('Tidy'!$EG:$EG),1)

    Thanks anyway

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