Niyanta:

The data tables use dynamic ranges so that they will automatically expand if
you add more raw data.

To see the dynamic range name formulas, Go to Insert Name Define then
select the range name. They all use a simple offset formula.

To see how I calculated the box plot factors, just place your cursor on cell
and you can see the formulas that I used.

Let me know if you have specific questions.

...Kelly





"Niyanta" wrote in message
...
Hi Kelly,

Would you be able to explain to me how to create the table in which the
demo
data is stored?

"Kelly O'Day" wrote:

Niyanta:

Here's a link to a workbook I use that has two types of box plots: data
by
groups and data by dates.

You can replace the demo data with your own data and the box plots will
be
updated. You can also change the chart titles and axis titles to meet
your
needs.

While the charts use standard Excel features, not VBA, they may meet your
needs.

http://processtrends.com/Files/box_plot_trend.zip

Here are four additional links to Box & Whisker references.

http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/...tml#BoxWhisker
http://www.lacher.com/examples/lacher31.htm
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;148815
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;212121

...Kelly





"Niyanta" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I came accross the Data Analysis Plus Add in, and more specifically the
feature of generating box plots with the add-in.
Would someone be able to confirm with me if the add in allows the box
plots
to be generated automatically when the range of cells is entered?

If that is not possible, then would one be able to briefly explain to
me
how
you would write a macro to automate creating a box plot.

Regards