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Hari
 
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Default Dynamic range in chart

Hi,

I have created a named range called Net_CLI which has the following
formula =INDIRECT("Trends!$C$4:$" &
VLOOKUP(COUNTA(Trends!$B$4:$V$4),'Legend Sheet'!$B$31:$C$50,2,FALSE) &
"$4")

Presently I expect the vlookup part of the above formula to return H,
so in all I expect the named range to give me ---- Trends!$C$4:$H$4

If I use the above named range in Data Validation, then I get the
relevant values in drop down.

But If I have a chart (in the same worksheet) in which for the first
series in place of existing entry in the values textbox as
=Trends!$C$4:$H$4 , I enter as Net_CLI , then I get the following
message:-

"The formula you typed contains an error. Try one of the following:

- Make sure you've included all parantheses and required arguments.
- To get assistance with a function....
- ...
- ...
-..."

What is the mistake am doing above.

regards,
HP
India

 
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