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at 21:13:51 on Thu, 30 Aug 2007, Jon Peltier wrote Make your life easier. The dynamic range for YValues is good, so is that for XValues, derived smoothly from YValues. Use the same to give you a reasonable Ave1, which has to start on the same point as YValues in order to plot correctly on the line chart: Ave1= OFFSET('Basic Range'!YValues,0,1) Now plot both YValues and Ave1 using XValues for X. - Jon Wow that is superb and very clever Many thanks for your help -- Mike News |
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