A dynamic chart updates automatically to changes in the data source. To make the chart dynamic, we use dynamic ranges which update automatically as our data changes. There are two ways of creating a dynamic range. Firstly, we can format our data source as a table which is arguably the easier method. This is covered in another video. Secondly, we can use the OFFSET function to create dynamic ranges which is the focus of this video. This method is advantageous if you do not want to format the data source as a table. It also works more effectively when using horizontal tables of data. In this video, we will start by creating dynamic charts from vertical data sources and then create them from horizontal data sources.
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4 авг 2024
