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I have a workbook containing embedded charts that show the performance of
investment funds (rows as 'series') on a date basis (columns 'category') which for each worksheet updates the chart(s) dynamically as new data are added at each new time point. So far so good! However, I have a number of different worksheets each of which contains a different formula for the cells in the data array - e.g. '3month %change', or '1yr %change'. Can I define a single '3d' dynamic reference that is applicable to all the relevant Worksheets, or must I continue to do this individually for each one? (alternatively expressed: can one use multi-sheet references within the OFFSET function? - and if so, how?) Jethro |
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