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    NEED HELP!! Looking for a way to extract data from a growing range to create dynamic chart

    Hi there,

    i am hoping someone can help me.

    a have a data set that of the following Headings (Project Code;Member Type; and actual(kg/m3). the project code data grows and will have duplicates(i.e. new project codes get added to the data base, there are 11 fixed member types, and the actual [kg steel/m3 concrete] are numerical values.

    what i am looking to do is be able to have a drop down box which selects the project Code, which then extracts a full data list of all entries of Actual (therefore, project specific to check through each different member type and check the values/trends/results of the actual kg/m3). i am hoping to get out a dynamic chart between the info too if possible.

    can someone assist me on this?? it would be greatly appreciated!

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    Re: NEED HELP!! Looking for a way to extract data from a growing range to create dynamic c

    Hi, welkom aan die forum

    Waar omtrent in SA? PE old-boy here, from Klerksdorp, now in USA.

    Have you tried using filters for this?
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    Re: NEED HELP!! Looking for a way to extract data from a growing range to create dynamic c

    Hi Ford,

    Hoe gaan dit?

    im based in the western cape, hope you enjoying your new life that side.

    I was looking up filters for this but havent really used before, but from the method i saw on a video on youtube it didnt seem like you could used a original data set that grows as your first dependant, as a copy of the list had to be made, therefore it cant grow (grow in range of rows). so i am a bit stuck.

    please see attached my smaple file, PW is 1234 to unlock keys.

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    Re: NEED HELP!! Looking for a way to extract data from a growing range to create dynamic c

    We need a file with sample data and showing expected results.

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    Re: NEED HELP!! Looking for a way to extract data from a growing range to create dynamic c

    Hi John,

    please see attached sample data. i have one sample chart and looking for others as explained in the note in the sheet.

    But basically what i am looking for is to have a drop down box (seperate for concrete and steel), that flips through the project codes , and shows a histogram of the kg/m3 and kg/m2 respectively for cncrete and steel.

    secondly,a drop downbox for each project code, which gives another drop down box ability to flip through the member types member type and shows a line graph of the actual values (kg/m3 for concrete or kg/m2 for steel), which i can get an average from, min and max..

    thirdly, a pie chart for each project showing the percentages of all concrete members and a seperate one for steel , for each project type.

    I hope this information helps.

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    Re: NEED HELP!! Looking for a way to extract data from a growing range to create dynamic c

    For Concrete

    in AB16

    =IFERROR(INDEX(D$3:D$1000,SMALL(IF(($B$3:$B$1000=$Z$8)*($D$3:$D$1000=$Z$9),ROW($E$3:$E$1000)-ROW($E$3)+1,""),ROWS($1:1))),"")

    ...confirmed by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER to activate the array, not just ENTER. You will know the array is active when you see curly braces { } appear around your formula. If you do not CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER you will get an error or a clearly incorrect answer.

    THEN copy across to AC16 then down

    Similar formula for other extracts
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