shellp
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- Jul 7, 2010
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Hello,
I have a dynamic array where the number of rows changes based on the selection of the user. I found another post (sorry, not sure where or if it was this one) advising to use an offset formula for the object and use that as data source. I did this and it works while the document is open but when I save it and come back to it the next morning, the image size stays the same and the object displays as cramped/distorted.
I have a field in the "source" worksheet identifying the number of rows + 1 and it is:
AE1 is where the rows+1 is, the image starts at S5 and I want the 16 columns across. Is there something wrong with my formula? How can I get the object to resize according to the data and be legible?
Any and all assistance greatly appreciated.
I have a dynamic array where the number of rows changes based on the selection of the user. I found another post (sorry, not sure where or if it was this one) advising to use an offset formula for the object and use that as data source. I did this and it works while the document is open but when I save it and come back to it the next morning, the image size stays the same and the object displays as cramped/distorted.
I have a field in the "source" worksheet identifying the number of rows + 1 and it is:
Excel Formula:
Offset(data_page!$S$5,,,data_page!$AE$1,16)
AE1 is where the rows+1 is, the image starts at S5 and I want the 16 columns across. Is there something wrong with my formula? How can I get the object to resize according to the data and be legible?
Any and all assistance greatly appreciated.