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Hi everyone. I am an Excel user since ver 2.1, but have a question.
Maybe an old dog needs to learn a new trick! ;)

Anyway, here is the situation. I built an enterprise dashboard using
Excel, and next to my charts, I have data tables displayed from other
tabs via the Camera tool. This is because the data is in dynamic
ranges that change daily (e.g. display last 30 days sales, etc.) My
boss hates the data being displayed by the chart, and want them in
another place. I know I could set up hyperlinks, but what I really
would like to do is click or hover to display the data table. I also
am limited in that macros won't do, since my boss hates to see the
enable macro box come up.

SO, what I thought I'd do is put the camera tool objects into cell
comments. Well, that doesn't work. Does anyone have any other great
ideas?

Thanks for your help!

MP

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BTW, this should be for Excel 2003.

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hi, MP !

... next to my charts, I have data tables displayed from other tabs via the Camera tool
... the data is in dynamic ranges that change daily (e.g. display last 30 days sales, etc.)
... boss hates the data being displayed by the chart, and want them in another place
... what I really would like to do is click or hover to display the data table
... limited in that macros won't do, since my boss hates to see the enable macro box come up.
... what I thought I'd do is put the camera tool objects into cell comments. Well, that doesn't work.
Does anyone have any other great ideas?


[it's only *wild-ideas*, but]...
i think you could define a [dynamic] name using desref(...) and others...
and *assign* that name [in the formula bar] to your pasted image [with camera tool]

sorry if i can not be more accurated, but i can't *see* from, where and what [tabs/ranges/rows/columns/...]
so... if any doubts [or further information]... would you please comment ?

regards,
hector.


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On Jun 19, 10:21 pm, "Héctor Miguel"
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hi, MP !

... next to my charts, I have data tables displayed from other tabs via the Camera tool
... the data is in dynamic ranges that change daily (e.g. display last 30 days sales, etc.)
... boss hates the data being displayed by the chart, and want them in another place
... what I really would like to do is click or hover to display the data table
... limited in that macros won't do, since my boss hates to see the enable macro box come up.
... what I thought I'd do is put the camera tool objects into cell comments. Well, that doesn't work.
Does anyone have any other great ideas?


[it's only *wild-ideas*, but]...
i think you could define a [dynamic] name using desref(...) and others...
and *assign* that name [in the formula bar] to your pasted image [with camera tool]

sorry if i can not be more accurated, but i can't *see* from, where and what [tabs/ranges/rows/columns/...]
so... if any doubts [or further information]... would you please comment ?

regards,
hector.


Thanks, Hector. Actually, the cells I used the camera tool to create a
display are dependent on a dynamic range. Still, it won't let me put
that into a cell comment. I can do it if I create a static picture
from the range, but I need the live update capability of the camera
tool. Does that help?

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I tried this with success but may not apply for you.

Downloaded JE McGimpsey's lookuppics workbook from

http://www.mcgimpsey.com/excel/lookuppics.html

Use the camera tool to take dynamic pictures of ranges then John's sheet code
and a DV dropdown to pop-up the various pictures, which remain dynamic, not
static.


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 14:50:30 -0700, wrote:

On Jun 19, 10:21 pm, "Héctor Miguel"
wrote:
hi, MP !

... next to my charts, I have data tables displayed from other tabs via the Camera tool
... the data is in dynamic ranges that change daily (e.g. display last 30 days sales, etc.)
... boss hates the data being displayed by the chart, and want them in another place
... what I really would like to do is click or hover to display the data table
... limited in that macros won't do, since my boss hates to see the enable macro box come up.
... what I thought I'd do is put the camera tool objects into cell comments. Well, that doesn't work.
Does anyone have any other great ideas?


[it's only *wild-ideas*, but]...
i think you could define a [dynamic] name using desref(...) and others...
and *assign* that name [in the formula bar] to your pasted image [with camera tool]

sorry if i can not be more accurated, but i can't *see* from, where and what [tabs/ranges/rows/columns/...]
so... if any doubts [or further information]... would you please comment ?

regards,
hector.


Thanks, Hector. Actually, the cells I used the camera tool to create a
display are dependent on a dynamic range. Still, it won't let me put
that into a cell comment. I can do it if I create a static picture
from the range, but I need the live update capability of the camera
tool. Does that help?


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