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Default macro to change graph ranges?

I have a few different graphs that all read the same amount of data ranges.
My data is constantly changing between about 10 to 12 cells worth of data and
everytime it changes back and forth i have to go in and change all the graph
ranges manually. Is there a way to have a toggle button that allows me to
change all my ranges from my excel sheet rather then going into each graph?

thanks,

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Default macro to change graph ranges?

use named ranges instead of actual ranges, then just change what is in the
named range range

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I have a few different graphs that all read the same amount of data ranges.
My data is constantly changing between about 10 to 12 cells worth of data and
everytime it changes back and forth i have to go in and change all the graph
ranges manually. Is there a way to have a toggle button that allows me to
change all my ranges from my excel sheet rather then going into each graph?

thanks,

Jase

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