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Hi all,

I have a graph that includes a lot of data, it looks messy hard to see
individual points. I would like to be able to vary the amount of data
points shown at anyone time on the x axis.

I have had a look at adding a scrollbar, but I can only get that to
increase the number of points shown. I want to be able to set a limit
to the number of points shown at any one time. So if I have 1000 data
points I want to able to view points 1 - 100, then 2 - 101, 3 - 102 up
to 901 - 1000.

Hope I have explained myself properly, I appreciate any help I can get.


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check out pivot tables and or autofilter. By playing with the data
structure, you cna do what you want with either of these.

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Hi all,

I have a graph that includes a lot of data, it looks messy hard to see
individual points. I would like to be able to vary the amount of data
points shown at anyone time on the x axis.

I have had a look at adding a scrollbar, but I can only get that to
increase the number of points shown. I want to be able to set a limit
to the number of points shown at any one time. So if I have 1000 data
points I want to able to view points 1 - 100, then 2 - 101, 3 - 102 up
to 901 - 1000.

Hope I have explained myself properly, I appreciate any help I can get.


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If you are now changing the number of points with your scrollbar, the
defined name you are using has this kind of Refers To formula:

=OFFSET(A1,0,0,linked cell,1)

You want to change it to something like this:

=OFFSET(A1,linked cell,0,100,1)

where "linked cell" refers to the cell containing the value indicated by the
scroll bar.

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Hi all,

I have a graph that includes a lot of data, it looks messy hard to see
individual points. I would like to be able to vary the amount of data
points shown at anyone time on the x axis.

I have had a look at adding a scrollbar, but I can only get that to
increase the number of points shown. I want to be able to set a limit
to the number of points shown at any one time. So if I have 1000 data
points I want to able to view points 1 - 100, then 2 - 101, 3 - 102 up
to 901 - 1000.

Hope I have explained myself properly, I appreciate any help I can get.


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