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Using formula to calculate data source range

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ebarathne - 30 Aug 2006 14:27 GMT
Is there any way to referencing to data source range with formula?
For example I would like to insert this formula to the data surce page (if
it would be possible) :
=Address(32;12;1;True;"DEF_Montly")&":"&address(32;DEF_Monthly!$A$1;1;True)
its value is:  "DEF_Monthly!$L$32:$Q$32"

So this way I could expand or reduce the range dinamically.
Can anyone help me?
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Jon Peltier - 01 Sep 2006 13:00 GMT
You can't link the whole data range of a chart to a dynamic range like this;
Excel accepts the name but converts it into a non-dynamic cell address. You
can link the X and Y values of each series to a dynamic range, and these
stick.

   http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Dynamics.html

- Jon
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> Is there any way to referencing to data source range with formula?
> For example I would like to insert this formula to the data surce page (if
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> Can anyone help me?
> Edit.
 
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