Description: I collect a lot of data from experiments that I need to plot. I can format the same data in the same way every time, but I always end up needing to manually change the data ranges on each plot, which gets tedious when I have dozens of experiments. What I would like to see is a way to make a plot assign all its data ranges relative to an "Anchor Cell". You would set up the plot by selecting all the data ranges as normal, (the name, X values, Y Values, etc) but you'd also assign an Anchor Cell. So when you have multiple instances of data laid out in the same format, you could copy the plot, change the Anchor, and the new copy would update will all the new data. The idea could be extended so that plots with multiple data series could be simplified. Say I have two similar sets of data which need their own plots, but one set will have more data series. Rather than manually set the name, X, and Y values for the extra data series, if every series had an anchor cell, we could add a new series, and adjust its anchor cell to match the extra data. Failing this, I would at least like the ability to enter data ranges as formula instead of picking cells from the spreadsheet every time. It could do a lot of stuff in conjunction with ADDRESS and INDIRECT. Failing this, it would save me some time if I tell the scatter plot that all data series will use the same X values so I don't have to enter the X range for every series. Actual Results: Since this is an Enhancement, this field does not apply. Expected Results: Since this is an Enhancement, this field does not apply. Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Ubuntu; Linux x86_64; rv:50.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/50.0
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