Hi John,
I'm aware my answer was a little short, sorry. I've spent most of my
time writing databases rather than using LO, which means I don't know
about putting a chart on a base document, however the easy way (I'd
guess) is to set up a spreadsheet that asks for and pulls the data
required, and then you're back into familiar territory.
Sorry, it's a pet peeve of mine, using a spreadsheet as a database.
Don't mind me, just getting grumpy :-(
Mark Stanton
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