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Auto adjust dates in a chart
I would like to build a line chart that automatically plots values for the
past 14 days, no matter when I open the chart. I have set up a column with now() in the first cell and now()-1, now()-2, etc. in a series for the following 13 cells down to now()-14. This column becomes the data range for the x-axis. If I test it by changing the system date, the now() values do not change automatically. I know there must be a way to do that. But the further concern is how to link values in another column with the proper now()-x value to display what I want to see. I want to use this chart to be able to show my doc my sugar glucometer readings for two weeks, whenever I open the chart. Thanks |
Auto adjust dates in a chart
You might be able to adapt this approach to your worksheet:
Dynamic Charting By Dates http://pubs.logicalexpressions.com/P...cle.asp?ID=246 - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Paul" wrote in message ... I would like to build a line chart that automatically plots values for the past 14 days, no matter when I open the chart. I have set up a column with now() in the first cell and now()-1, now()-2, etc. in a series for the following 13 cells down to now()-14. This column becomes the data range for the x-axis. If I test it by changing the system date, the now() values do not change automatically. I know there must be a way to do that. But the further concern is how to link values in another column with the proper now()-x value to display what I want to see. I want to use this chart to be able to show my doc my sugar glucometer readings for two weeks, whenever I open the chart. Thanks |
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