Include sheetname dynamically in named range?
I have a workbook with about 35 sheets in it and a chart that
repeats on each page with the current data. I would gladly convert it to a dynamically ranged chart (so I can just replicate it on each sheet without editing the data source), but the problem is getting the worksheet name into the range. Can someone point out how I might do that? Thanks for any help. |
Include sheetname dynamically in named range?
hi, Dallman Ross !
I have a workbook with about 35 sheets in it and a chart that repeats on each page with the current data. I would gladly convert it to a dynamically ranged chart (so I can just replicate it on each sheet without editing the data source) but the problem is getting the worksheet name into the range. Can someone point out how I might do that? FWIW & AFAIK, embedded charts remains linked to its original data source so, cut/copy & paste embedded charts from one sheet to another, does not change the original links one way could it be to have a sheet (chart embedded w/ formats) as "template", copy template-sheet within same workbook and modify (current chart source) data in the new sheet even with named ranges, excel can handle a new names set (global & local) for each sheet or... vba ? hth, hector. |
Include sheetname dynamically in named range?
In , "Héctor Miguel"
spake thusly: I have a workbook with about 35 sheets in it and a chart that repeats on each page with the current data. I would gladly convert it to a dynamically ranged chart (so I can just replicate it on each sheet without editing the data source) but the problem is getting the worksheet name into the range. Can someone point out how I might do that? one way could it be to have a sheet (chart embedded w/ formats) as "template", copy template-sheet within same workbook and modify (current chart source) data in the new sheet even with named ranges, excel can handle a new names set (global & local) for each sheet or... vba ? Thanks, Hector. I guess it's not possible or easy without external help, then. I suppose I could put the name of the page in a cell somewhere and reference that in the named range, though, via INDIRECT. But in any case I'd be hard-coding data. The template is not a bad idea. Even VBA is doable. It's not that hard for me to change the source data, but it's just a mild annoyance. Thank you again. =dman= |
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