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Multi-sheet bar chart data problems

  1. #1
    Jim M
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    Multi-sheet bar chart data problems

    Hi folks,

    I have a multi-sheet workbook. Each page has a sell containing a total
    - let's call it "D2" again... :o)

    I want to take data from cell "D2" on each sheet and make a "clustered
    column" chart.

    I also want each column to take the name of each sheet, thus:

    __
    __ __
    __ __ __
    __ __ __
    |______|______|______|
    sheet1 sheet2 sheet3 etc.

    Is this possible? I have tried using the Chart Wizard but, when I
    select cell D2 across all sheets...

    Data range: ='sheet1:sheet4'!$D$2

    ....it returns an error: "Reference is not valid". Any advice?

    TIA...
    Jim

  2. #2
    Jim M
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    Re: Multi-sheet bar chart data problems

    Or alternatively, is there a better way to manage my data?

    Jim

  3. #3
    RagDyeR
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    Re: Multi-sheet bar chart data problems

    Might I suggest that since a day has gone by without a suggestion, you might
    try a specialized group.

    I personally don't know squat about graphing in XL, but the people who
    frequent this group should know a whole bunch:

    microsoft.public.excel.charting
    --

    HTH,

    RD
    ==============================================
    Please keep all correspondence within the Group, so all may benefit!
    ==============================================

    "Jim M" <jim@deteste_vraiment.le.spam> wrote in message
    news:040520052154461729%jim@deteste_vraiment.le.spam...
    Or alternatively, is there a better way to manage my data?

    Jim



  4. #4
    Jim M
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    Re: Multi-sheet bar chart data problems

    In article <u8tucaYUFHA.3840@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl>, RagDyeR
    <ragdyer@cutoutmsn.com> wrote:

    > Might I suggest that since a day has gone by without a suggestion, you might
    > try a specialized group.
    >
    > I personally don't know squat about graphing in XL, but the people who
    > frequent this group should know a whole bunch:
    >
    > microsoft.public.excel.charting


    I appreciate your honesty! ;o)

    I'll try that, thanks.

    Jim

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