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My client would like to be able to adjust all the values in a chart,
that is based on a large set of data, by some percentage depending on various scenarios. Is it possible to do this directly in the series formula? E.g. something like... =SERIES(Sheet1!$D$2,Sheet1!$E$1:$HG$1,Sheet1!$E$2: $HG$2*MULTIPLIER,1) ....where MULTIPLIER is a reference to a cell containing the percentage variance. Preempting the alternative suggestions of recalculating via VBA or placing a formula in each datasource cell that calculates the product of the multiplier and its original value - can anyone suggest which method might be quicker on a range of 40,000 cells? Br, Nick H |
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