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Dynamic chart legends
Hi,
we're looking for a way to link legend entries of our charts to a given cell on the same sheet. For example: we have a series and a factor by which we would like to multiply this series. Then we plot the multiplied series. When we change the factor, we want the legend entry for this series to vary accordingly, something like "factor x Series". So the legend entry should somehow pick up the value of the cell we use to specify the factor (without using another cell which concatenates the factor cell and another cell that contains "x Series"). Your help is much appreciated.... anton |
Dynamic chart legends
The legend is linked to the cell that contains the title of the series, if
you've set up the data properly. By default, Excel tries to use the first row (or column) of the data range as the series labels, and the first column (or row) as the category (X) values. This parsing of the data by Excel is facilitated by leaving the top left cell of the range blank. If you already have a chart, right click on it and choose Source Data. On the Series tab of the dialog, select a series, click in the box next to "Name", and select the cell. Now put in the cell a formula that updates when you change conditions in the worksheet. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com _______ "anton" wrote in message ... Hi, we're looking for a way to link legend entries of our charts to a given cell on the same sheet. For example: we have a series and a factor by which we would like to multiply this series. Then we plot the multiplied series. When we change the factor, we want the legend entry for this series to vary accordingly, something like "factor x Series". So the legend entry should somehow pick up the value of the cell we use to specify the factor (without using another cell which concatenates the factor cell and another cell that contains "x Series"). Your help is much appreciated.... anton |
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