crashcoursetrading
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- Feb 22, 2022
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- 365
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Everyone, I am having a problem making a Dynamic graph in 365.
I have tried the following in reference to the following article:
This does not work.
-OFFSET('Summary'!$AT$5,0,0,COUNTA('Summary'!$AT$5:$AT$31))
I have tried the same thing with index that doesnt work either.
It saves it as a named range, but when I come to reference its name as a range for a chart, it flags up an error.
There is an error in the formula you entered: Make sure you've included all of the required parentheses and arguments.
Verify any reference to anther sheet or workbook
if you aren't entering a formula, then avoid an equals to ['='] or minus sign ['-']
As you can see, I am not. I am starting to think I cant make dynamic charts in Excel 365.
If anyone knows how to do this, I would really appreciate knowing. I have done this lots in the past. Absolutely frustrated with this.
Column 1 Column 2
1 500(Formula linked to another cell)
2 (if data is in column 2, +1) 1000
The formula then adds in a 3 when there is new data in column 1 row 3.
I tried to use tables, but it appears that you have to enter the data for it to recognise a new row. The graph should then include the new row.
I would appreciate any help on this or prehaps its not possible in 365. Not very satisfactory. If there is an easier way to do this please let me know.
Cheers,
I have tried the following in reference to the following article:
Dynamic Chart in Excel
What are Dynamic Charts in Excel? A dynamic chart is a special chart in Excel which updates itself when the range of the chart is updated. In static
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This does not work.
-OFFSET('Summary'!$AT$5,0,0,COUNTA('Summary'!$AT$5:$AT$31))
I have tried the same thing with index that doesnt work either.
It saves it as a named range, but when I come to reference its name as a range for a chart, it flags up an error.
There is an error in the formula you entered: Make sure you've included all of the required parentheses and arguments.
Verify any reference to anther sheet or workbook
if you aren't entering a formula, then avoid an equals to ['='] or minus sign ['-']
As you can see, I am not. I am starting to think I cant make dynamic charts in Excel 365.
If anyone knows how to do this, I would really appreciate knowing. I have done this lots in the past. Absolutely frustrated with this.
Column 1 Column 2
1 500(Formula linked to another cell)
2 (if data is in column 2, +1) 1000
The formula then adds in a 3 when there is new data in column 1 row 3.
I tried to use tables, but it appears that you have to enter the data for it to recognise a new row. The graph should then include the new row.
I would appreciate any help on this or prehaps its not possible in 365. Not very satisfactory. If there is an easier way to do this please let me know.
Cheers,