Re: OFFSET Formula Trouble
From: Naoki (Naoki.1b6u5n_at_excelforum-nospam.com)
Date: 08/18/04
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Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 09:19:01 -0500
Thank you again, I knew it was very simple (I think the trouble is the
assignments I'm recieving are half-correct formulas with too much
information that I try to work from).
So I've used your first formula for my criteria range.
Now, for the actual plotted data, I need a formuliac solution that
references the named range "we" just made (because its the same size as
the data I need to plot), but I need to have the chart always reference
the last row before data was input (this being the most recent "week").
I know I've asked similar questions before, but now that I have the
criteria range named, how do I utilize that to get the last row of
data?
For instance:
=OFFSET(NMOnTimeWeekly,1,)
Would go to the next row, which is week 1, well.. I'm in week 32 now,
and I'd like the chart to always reference the final row without going
having to go into the chart each week. Any suggestions?
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