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Hi, hoping someone can help me with a formula I'm having trouble with for a
graph made up of information taken from Excel sheet. Basically the graph shows total Milestones achieved from all the departments within my company over the course of a year. I have a line on the graph showing the total planned milestones and other lines are ready to appear for actual milestones achieved when information is entered into the excel sheet, however I would like to have a "target line" on the graph of 85% of the total milestone planned to show after the year ends if each of the departments/departments as a whole have achieved the require number of milestones. This is the formaula that's in the graph at the minute for the "target line/Scheduled Achievement Rate" (which was set up by someone else) =SERIES(Infrast!$A$225,,Infrast!$B$225:$M$225,6) This formula basically just says to me that cell A225 (in the Infrastructure worksheet) is the Scheduled Achievement Rate and cells B225-M225 are 85%, but surely it needs to say 85% off something, like the total milestones planned? Hope that this makes some kind of sense, appreciate any help you can give. Gary -- Project for Work, Cigars for Pleasure |