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Jon Peltier
 
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Default Add a data series dynamically to a named range?

One dynamic range will not feed a chart. The chart's total data range cannot
be defined dynamically, you have to do it series-by-series. For a series to
be defined dynamically, you need one range for X values and another for Y
values

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Hi everyone

I use Excel 2003 and have two columns of data (Date and Payment) in a
dynamic named range which feeds a chart. Everything works fine, but is it
possible to extend the idea horizontally so if I add a third column of
data
(Hours Worked), the dynamic named range extends and the chart accommodates
the new data series automatically? I use a bar, colum or line chart so
this
information could be displayed in this way.

Thank you for your time.



 
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