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Steiner - 26 Oct 2006 22:16 GMT
I have 5 identical worksheets with different data contained in the cells.  
Instead of making 5 charts individually is the a way of selecting all the
worksheets and making a chart on one of the worksheets but then it
automatically makes the identical charts in the other selected worksheets.  
This would save me a lot of time.... or is this only possible by writing a
macro  and if it is....  i dont know how to...

thank you in advance
Dan - 27 Oct 2006 00:21 GMT
Is it possible to make the chart on the first worksheet, copy that
worksheet and then paste the data into the copy? Then repeat?
Steiner - 27 Oct 2006 01:18 GMT
Yes well i know how to do that i was just thinking that there might be a way
of just doing one chart for all worksheets so that i would save time.  thanks
for the help though

> Is it possible to make the chart on the first worksheet, copy that
> worksheet and then paste the data into the copy? Then repeat?
Don Guillett - 27 Oct 2006 15:07 GMT
why not save the overhead and DO have just one with variable ranges
controlled by a double click macro on the range list.
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> Yes well i know how to do that i was just thinking that there might be a
> way
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>> Is it possible to make the chart on the first worksheet, copy that
>> worksheet and then paste the data into the copy? Then repeat?
 
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