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Never mind, got it working! I needed to use the INDIRECT function to grab the name.
So basically I put the sheet name in 'Graph'!$R2 and put the row number in 'Graph'$R3. Then I defined a name called "Y_Values" and set it to Code:
=OFFSET(INDIRECT("'"&'Graph'!$R$2&"'!$C$1"),'Graph'!$R$3-1,0,1,30)
Then in the graph I set the y value ranges to Code:
=File.xlsx!Y_Values |
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