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Linking a copied chart to new data in Excel 2007
When I copy a sheet with data and a chart of that data to a new sheet, the
new chart still references the original data. Is there any way on Excel 2007 that I can copy a sheet with data and a chart of that data to a new sheet so that the new chart references the new data, allowing me to change the new data so that the new chart also changes, whilst the original chart stays the same? This would save me having to recreate the same chart for different sets of data. |
Linking a copied chart to new data in Excel 2007
If you use Copy&Paste that is what happens
You need to copy the worksheet not the contents I wil assume you want the new sheet in the same workbook (but the method works with two workbooks). Hold down the CTRL button and drag the tab of the worksheet to be copied passed the adjacent tab. You will have a new sheet with a name like Sheet1 (2). This will be an exact replica of the source workhsheet; charts will reference cell on theri own workhseet. You can rename the sheet if you wish. best wishes -- www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme "Simon" wrote: When I copy a sheet with data and a chart of that data to a new sheet, the new chart still references the original data. Is there any way on Excel 2007 that I can copy a sheet with data and a chart of that data to a new sheet so that the new chart references the new data, allowing me to change the new data so that the new chart also changes, whilst the original chart stays the same? This would save me having to recreate the same chart for different sets of data. |
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