The way I would do this is to use a couple of helper columns for example columns Z and AA . I put the value 1 into Z1 then in Z2 I put :
Excel Formula:
=INDEX(W2:W46,$Z$1)
then copy this to AA2 and then copy both down to row 16. Then plot a graph using Z2 to AA16.
If youy now change the value in Z1 to Z3 you can see that the values move along starting at Row 4. So you just change the vlaue in Z1 to get whichever bit of hte graph you want
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