Indirect Range Referencing
Hello, I work in a paper mill. I am building a spreadsheet with several charts. I have a wide sheet of paper coming off of a paper machine of varying widths. This paper is wound up on a "reel".I have a scanner that measures the weight of the paper on the reel, and each scan gives me a 600 point array. I can calculate where the edges of the paper lie within the array, no problem, and plot the whole thing very nicely. The problem is that the paper then goes into a re-winder, where the wide sheet is cut into smaller sheets, that make up "rolls". I can calculate the start and stop cell address of each roll within the array and deliver it to a cell which, if I could use as an indirect address in a chart range, I could plot each roll's weight on a different chart. Like if D:21 contained the Roll 1 starting cell of AH:591 and D:22 contained the Roll 1 stopping cell of AH:415. I want to define the charts series as indirect D:21 to indirect d:22. Can anyone help with this? Thanks Jeff -- jeaton ------------------------------------------------------------------------ jeaton's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31409 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=511040 |
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