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I have a set of charts that are all drawn from a data set that grows every
day. As it is I need to edit the source data settings every day to extend the charts by a day every time I update the data. I'd rather set value of the last row to use in one of the cells of the spreadsheet, and then use a function to return the correct range instead of having a fixed range. I tried using the ADDRESS() and INDIRECT() functions but they only refer to a single cell, not a range. I can't figure out how to do it, and it's probably something obvious that I'm just not seeing. I'm familiar with VERY rudimentary macros & defining my own functions if that would help, but I can't figure out how to get it to return a range instead of a value. Lee Silverman |
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