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Update graphs with Macro
Hi, I would like some help with macro's .... I have a data-file wich i filled on a weekly / daily basis. Out of this data a graph is mad (let's say On Time Delivery for a carrier). How can I make a Macro t get excel to make a graph out of the latest ten columns/rows fille with data? Let's say that today's selcteion ("source data" would be A3:J3 ... ho can i make a macro that will take B3:K3 the next time and C3:L thereafter etc. etc. I have a macro made myself to update a graph via "source dat" .. m question is .. how can I make this macro more intelligent? Thanks for your hel -- Ferdinan ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Ferdinand's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=2992 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=49615 |
Update graphs with Macro
to find the last filled column
Dim col as Long, rng as Range col = cells(3,"IV").End(xltoLeft).column set rng = cells(3,col).offset(0,-9).Resize(10,1) now use rng to set your source data in your code. Another approach would be to use a defined name that is established with a formula in the ReferstoRange. this is essentially the same approach with the formula finding the lastfilled cell in the row, then offset back -9 cells and resizing to a range of 10 columns. Then you set the source range for the graph to this defined name. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Ferdinand" wrote in message ... Hi, I would like some help with macro's .... I have a data-file wich is filled on a weekly / daily basis. Out of this data a graph is made (let's say On Time Delivery for a carrier). How can I make a Macro to get excel to make a graph out of the latest ten columns/rows filled with data? Let's say that today's selcteion ("source data" would be A3:J3 ... how can i make a macro that will take B3:K3 the next time and C3:L3 thereafter etc. etc. I have a macro made myself to update a graph via "source dat" .. my question is .. how can I make this macro more intelligent? Thanks for your help -- Ferdinand ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Ferdinand's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=29921 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=496158 |
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