charting same cell across multiple tabs

You cannot plot multiple cells on different worksheets as part of one x-
or y-values of one series. You will have to copy them to one sheet.
Given the naming scheme you use for the tabs, the INDIRECT and TEXT
functions should give you what you want. One *example*, where the data
are stored in a summary worksheet starting with row 1 would be

=INDIRECT(TEXT(DATE(2003,1,ROW()),"yyyymmdd")&"!A1 ")

This transfers data from sheet 20030101 to row 1, sheet 20030102 to row
2, etc.

Adapt to suit your own needs.

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In article , ronfl.vcujf@excelforum-
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How do you create a chart reference to that it will chart the same cell
but across a range of tabs.

Example, I have a years worth of tabs on a sheet, MMDDYYY, all with the
same format on the sheet. I have a value that is in the same cell on
each tab and I want to see the trend over several months, from tab x to
tab y.

I thought this would be the formula: ='08042003:10142003'!$R$4

But I get the error: reference not valid.

Thanks, Ron.



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See the response to the other question on the same subject in the same
newsgroup.

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Tushar Mehta
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In article , ronfl.vcub3@excelforum-
nospam.com says...
How do you create a chart reference to that it will chart the same cell
but across a range of tabs.

Example, I have a years worth of tabs on a sheet, MMDDYYY, all with the
same format on the sheet. I have a value that is in the same cell on
each tab and I want to see the trend over several months, from tab x to
tab y.

I thought this would be the formula: ='08042003:10142003'!$R$4

But I get the error: reference not valid.

Thanks, Ron.



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