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melange Using BIG Table of Data in... 05-26-2009, 08:58 PM
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    Cool Using BIG Table of Data in Graph

    This is my first question in this forum. I am very excited! Not sure how to word the issue, but here it goes:
    The main data source
    I have 22 areas and data on each of these areas by month.
    The months are in Column A and the names of the areas are in the first two rows.
    I have about 10 years of data = 120 rows of data
    Each month, I add a new row of data for the most recent month.
    What I do with it
    In order to display the information, I have created graphs that I go through and update every time I add a new month's data.
    I also have created additional columns to the right of the 22 columns of data to show the month over month changes as well as the year over year changes.
    This last step has added to the data source by 44 new columns to the right of the original ones. These are formulas using the original static information.
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    Re: Using BIG Table of Data in Graph

    I would like to make this process more dynamic
    Last edited by melange; 05-26-2009 at 09:23 PM.

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    Question Re: Using BIG Table of Data in Graph

    Maybe a pivot table?

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