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Updating calculations automatically when i enter in new data
Hi,
I use excel to store my data and then i do analysis on the data. New data comes in frequently, which means i need to make changes to my formulas and my graphs, which is quite time consuming. So i tried using Define Names to define a region, which makes it a bit easier, and then i tried using the OFFSET method (see http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;Q183446). But using that method for big files makes doing calculations slow and excel recalculates all the time (since OFFSET is a volatile function). Is there any other method of doing the same method WITHOUT using a volatile function like indiret( ) or Offset( ). |
Have you considered using two spreadsheets? One as a database and one as the
chart? Using Microsoft Query to pull in the new data. "chica_guapa" wrote: Hi, I use excel to store my data and then i do analysis on the data. New data comes in frequently, which means i need to make changes to my formulas and my graphs, which is quite time consuming. So i tried using Define Names to define a region, which makes it a bit easier, and then i tried using the OFFSET method (see http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;Q183446). But using that method for big files makes doing calculations slow and excel recalculates all the time (since OFFSET is a volatile function). Is there any other method of doing the same method WITHOUT using a volatile function like indiret( ) or Offset( ). |
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