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Automatically updating Graphs

  1. #1
    Rich Gibbons
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    Automatically updating Graphs

    Just wondering if I could automatically change a graph.

    For example I do a number of graphs for every month, obviously days of the
    months changes so on a month where there are 31st, there isnt a problem. The
    problem is when i have a month which only has 30 or 28 days. This leaves the
    last 3, 2 columns zero but are still on the chart but are shown as zero.

    Does anyone know how to automatically adjust the source data? perhaps with
    an if statement?

    Thanks

  2. #2
    bj
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    RE: Automatically updating Graphs

    a simple way to do it is to simply hide the cells when the month doesn't have
    31 days.

    "Rich Gibbons" wrote:

    > Just wondering if I could automatically change a graph.
    >
    > For example I do a number of graphs for every month, obviously days of the
    > months changes so on a month where there are 31st, there isnt a problem. The
    > problem is when i have a month which only has 30 or 28 days. This leaves the
    > last 3, 2 columns zero but are still on the chart but are shown as zero.
    >
    > Does anyone know how to automatically adjust the source data? perhaps with
    > an if statement?
    >
    > Thanks


  3. #3
    Duke Carey
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    RE: Automatically updating Graphs

    This search string in Google provides several replies to nearly identical
    questions

    chart dynamic range group:*excel*


    "Rich Gibbons" wrote:

    > Just wondering if I could automatically change a graph.
    >
    > For example I do a number of graphs for every month, obviously days of the
    > months changes so on a month where there are 31st, there isnt a problem. The
    > problem is when i have a month which only has 30 or 28 days. This leaves the
    > last 3, 2 columns zero but are still on the chart but are shown as zero.
    >
    > Does anyone know how to automatically adjust the source data? perhaps with
    > an if statement?
    >
    > Thanks


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