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On 12/05/2012 01:55 PM, Joel Madero wrote:
Hi All,

I want to know if there's a way to make a chart range be an entire column
so that if I add data I don't have to manually alter the range. For
instance, every month I do expenses and the new row would be "MM/YYYY" then
there's expenses and income listed, every time I add a new entry I have to
manually update the data range which is a hassle. If I select the entire
column as a data range it automatically adjusts to the last row with data.
Furthermore, if I just do a range that has like 10,000 extra rows (Maybe
A1:A10000) the chart is squished (it doesn't auto adjust according to logic
of where last cell contains data and then update when new data is entered).

Many thanks as always,
Joel
Would setting up your Calc spreadsheet as a database eliminate this problem? Then create the chart as a report using Base as a front end and HSQLDB as the back end. I would be curious as to the structure of your chart (columns and rows) to see if I could create a report for my personal financial database. I might even be able to add this to chapter 4 of the Base Guide for others.

--Dan

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