Probably easier to just use a defined name to make it completely automatic.
Goto worksheet_1
insert>name>define
mr
refers to
=$e$1
=====
graphD
refers to
offset(worsheet_1!
=INDIRECT("$d$2:$d$"&mr)
or you could probably use an offset formula to make the e1 notation unnecessary.
Don Guillett
Microsoft Excel Developer
SalesAid Software
dguille...@gmail.com
From: Niv
Sent: Saturday, July 28, 2012 2:26 AM
To: excel-macros@googlegroups.com
Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ Update graph range by referencing a cell?
I have a spreadsheet with data that gets updated weekly.
The first worsheet has the raw data.
On 4 more separate worksheets, I just have separate graphs of the data from
thefirst worksheet.
At the moment I have to update the range of the graphs by going into each
separate worksheet and changing the end of the range.
e.g. the graph on worksheet 2 uses this for its range:
='worksheet_1'!$D$8659:$D$9390
I'd like to change the $D$930 part of the range so it references a number
froma cell on workshee_1?
(I'd like to just have a number on the first worksheet that the4 graphs can
reference for theupper range,but can't see how)
Any help most welcome.
Niv
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