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Barry Mah

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Hello Mynda and Paul.

When we last corresponded you helped me with creating charts with dynamic named ranges.

I have a spreadsheet with 18 identical sheets that present charts and tables corresponding to baseball games.  18 sheets because there can be up to 18 games on a single day.

I created the first sheet and explicitly edited the axis with the named ranges for each chart.  There are 16 charts on each sheet.  When I copied sheet 1 to a new sheet 2, the named ranges did not move to the new sheet.  I spent the weekend explicitly updating named ranges (2 or 3 per chart) for 16 charts for 18 sheets!  That's over 500 manual updates and I won't forget how to do that any time soon.

I kept searching for a way to copy a sheet or name the ranges in a way that would duplicate the ranges to a local scope on the new sheet, but nothing worked.  So I just rolled up my sleeves to get it done.

I am sure you or others are howling at my lack of experience and the brut force I employed to get the results I wanted...but I sure hope there is another more efficient way in case I ever want to do something similar...or at least someone else can learn from my question here.

Any thoughts?  

Thanks.

Barry

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Hi Barry,

You'd have to write some VBA code to update the charts automatically, as there's no built in way to accomplish this.

However, I wonder why you need 18 sheets and don't just store your data in a single sheet (in a tabular layout as it should be). Then you could use PivotTables and Slicers to automatically choose different baseball games to display in the single set of charts.

Mynda

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Hi Mynda.

Thanks for the reply.

I have 18 identical sheets so that I can create a detailed report (4 pages for each game) instantly.  I have built a spreadsheet with many Pivot Tables and slicers, but for the report purpose I didn't want to click a slicer to select game, print and repeat 18 times.  I simply drop in the day's games and all the 18 tabs of charts and tables are automatically created.  I am printing a pdf report in under a minute!

Good to know my brute force was not wasted.

Barry

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Ah, I can see why if you're needing to print to PDF. 

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