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March 9th, 2006, 01:10 PM
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How to avoid when linked source data is changed, chart turns blan.
When I created new charts in Excel 2003, each previous chart became blank.
Therefor I saved the file unter a new name and copied the previous chart to the new file. This created ofcourse links to the other files. Now I want to change the source file, but when I do that the chart becomes blank as well. Anybody who had this problem before and found out how to solve it ? Rgds, Chris 
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