Question about charts

udelgadochio

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Hi!
I've been searching but had no luck to find if there is any possible way to make a chart like this automatic in Excel, do you think it is possible? If yes... how so?
Hope you can help, thanks in advance!

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The short answer is no. But it can be done with automation. You would need a range somewhere (does not have to be the same worksheet) for the data input. Then you would need a vba (or other code) procedure to tell Excel how to fill in the cells based on the data range. The Row height and column width could be preset or you coul also do that in the code. But why would you want to do that when you can just fill in a data range and use the chart wizard to create a chart that you can customize?
 
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