

You can freeze certain rows and columns so that they will be visible while you work on other columns. “Freeze panes” is a feature on Microsoft excel. We can test it by dragging the scroll box to the left and right and seeing the chart adjust accordingly as in the following screenshots.The most common cause of this issue is frozen panes. The scroll bar is now added to the chart. Click OK to close the Select Data Source dialog box.In the Axis Labels dialog box enter the formula =Sheet1!School.In the Select Data Source dialog box, click Edit under the Horizontal (Category) Axis Labels.In the Edit Series, dialog box enter the formula =Sheet1!$B$1, and enter the formula =Sheet1!Population Series values box and click OK to close the dialog box.Click Edit in the Select Data Source dialog box.Select the chart and right-click it and click Select Data on the shortcut menu.In this step, we change the data source of the chart we created in step 1 to the new range names we have defined. Step 4: Change the data source of the default chart = OFFSET ( Sheet1 ! $ B $ 2, ,, Sheet1 ! $ D $ 3 ) In the New Name dialog box type School in the Name box and enter the formula in the Refers to box:.To define the name of the first range, select the cell D3 that we specified in the Cell link box and click Formulas > Defined Names > Define Name.Step 3: Define range names for new data source This is the cell reference that contains the current position of the scroll box. This is the amount the value increases or decreases and how far the scroll box moves when we click the area between the scroll box and either of the arrows at the end of the scroll bar. This is the amount the value increases or decreases and how far the scroll box moves when the arrows at each end of the scroll bar are clicked. In this case, it is 41 because this is the total number of records in our data range. This is the highest value that a user can specify by positioning the scroll box to the right end of the horizontal scroll bar. This is the lowest value that a user can specify by positioning the scroll box to the left end of the horizontal scroll bar. This is the control’s current value that corresponds to the current position of the scroll box in the scroll bar, 1 being the anchoring or initial value of the control.
