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Keith R
Using XL2003. I'm posting here instead of excel.crashesgpfs because
technically this isn't a crash, but still-
I have a worksheet with about 2000 rows of data, maybe 20 columns. Most are
static, but a few columns have formulas. I split the data into three groups,
then am trying to graph each of the three so I can see the variation.
Process:
1. Select a single column range of about 500 cells, use chart wizard to
graph it
2. make a copy/paste of the graph, resize it a little, then change the Y
Axis from -400/+400 to -100/+100 to get rid of the outliers on this second
chart and show the majority of the data in a way that the variation is
easier to see
3. Make a copy/paste of the first chart, and resize it
here's where it gets weird-
4. change the source data of this last chart to the second column of data-
just changing the column from M to N, and the rows from 7-500 to 501-1500-
so I'll have a graph that looks the same with just a different data range
Now all three graphs dissapear from my worksheet!
Any idea what is causing this, and how to get around it?
Thanks,
Keith
technically this isn't a crash, but still-
I have a worksheet with about 2000 rows of data, maybe 20 columns. Most are
static, but a few columns have formulas. I split the data into three groups,
then am trying to graph each of the three so I can see the variation.
Process:
1. Select a single column range of about 500 cells, use chart wizard to
graph it
2. make a copy/paste of the graph, resize it a little, then change the Y
Axis from -400/+400 to -100/+100 to get rid of the outliers on this second
chart and show the majority of the data in a way that the variation is
easier to see
3. Make a copy/paste of the first chart, and resize it
here's where it gets weird-
4. change the source data of this last chart to the second column of data-
just changing the column from M to N, and the rows from 7-500 to 501-1500-
so I'll have a graph that looks the same with just a different data range
Now all three graphs dissapear from my worksheet!
Any idea what is causing this, and how to get around it?
Thanks,
Keith