Thanks for the bug report. I’ll look into it.

No new version just yet…

Great add-in and I’ve put lots of mileage on it over the last few years. Having a bit of an issue in Excel 2007, though. It doesn’t seem to work if the series includes a reference to a named range. I’ve solved my immediate problem by not using names in the series formulas (a copy of the sheet to a new workbook removed the names, replacing them with absolute references, which is fine for my needs), I just wanted to let you know in case you’re working on a new release.

Cheers,
-Jim

Your tool is a fantastic add -in for excell, but I have s serious Problem.
I am running Excell 2003, I have multiple XY scatter graph that compares datas from differents workbooks, the sheets where datas are stored have all the same name, so In the SERIES formula I have [Book1.xls]Sheet1, [Book2.xls]Sheet1,….,[Book#.xls]Sheet1 and so on. I have to change the reference sheet and obtain a graph with [Book1.xls]Sheet2, [Book2.xls]Sheet2,….,[Book#.xls]Sheet2.
When I use yor add – in to change the Sheet1 to Sheet2, I lose the reference to the correct Book so all curvers are like [Book1.xls]Sheet2, [Book1.xls]Sheet2,….,[Book1.xls]Sheet2.

What is happening?

I use Microsoft Excell 2003 SP3

Thank you very much for your Time

So, e.g. in A2, for a seven-day SMA, I can enter the formula =SUM(A1:G1)/7.

But I want to adjust this to 11-day, 12-day, 13-day SMA’s, or any other length.

Here is my legend in row 3:- “Enter a number of days for your SMA:-”

and into A4 I put a cell, heavily bordered, in which I enter a value to represent a number of days.

Let us say I enter “12″ in cell A4.

How can the formula in A2 pick up the “12″ and adjust (A1:G1) to (A1:L1) so that the whole formula now reads =SUM(A1:L1)/A4 ?

or again, if I want an 8-day SMA, the formula will change to =SUM(A1:H1)/A4, etc.

Regards,

Philip