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Default Series Named Range Problem

I have a chart built correctly and have set all the components to named
ranges I intend to adjust via code based on differing record counts filling
the sheet. The code will adjust the size of these named ranges based on the
number of those records.

Heres Series1 cell references;
=SERIES(Sheet5!$C$5,Sheet5!$B$6:$B$20,Sheet5!$C$6: $C$20,1)

When I select this first series and alter it as follows, I get a warning:
€œA formula in this workbook contains one or more invalid references. Verify
that your formal contains a valid path, workbook, range name and cell
reference.
=SERIES(Field_StartDate,XAxis_Lables,Values_StartD ate,1)

When I preface each named range Sheet5! The formula works but results in this:
=SERIES('Gantt Layout 2007.07.03.xls'!Field_StartDate,'Gantt Layout
2007.07.03.xls'!XAxis_Lables,'Gantt Layout 2007.07.03.xls'!Values_StartDate,1)

The goal I am trying to achieve is a cleaner Series formula not a messier one€¦

I am perplexed as to why this approach is proving problematic and how to
resolve this.

Any advice welcome€¦

Appreciatively,
Arturo
 
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