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scronk03  
#1 Posted : Wednesday, August 12, 2026 8:58:02 AM(UTC)
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I have a 20 line graphic that is mapped to a data source that is being driven by an excel spreadsheet. When I have data in all 20 lines, the graphic displays perfectly.

When I delete lines 16 - 20 in the excel spreadsheet and save the spreadsheet my data source table then reflects that I only have data in lines 1 - 15. Yet my 20 line graphic still holds on to the old data in lines 16 - 20.

Is there a way to force VMIX to read from the updated data source and clear the old data from lines 16 - 20 without having to go into the title editor on manually delete those 5 lines of data?

Thanks,
Scott Cronk
All Sport Web Productions
doggy  
#2 Posted : Wednesday, August 12, 2026 9:39:16 AM(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: scronk03 Go to Quoted Post
I have a 20 line graphic that is mapped to a data source that is being driven by an excel spreadsheet. When I have data in all 20 lines, the graphic displays perfectly.

When I delete lines 16 - 20 in the excel spreadsheet and save the spreadsheet my data source table then reflects that I only have data in lines 1 - 15. Yet my 20 line graphic still holds on to the old data in lines 16 - 20.

Is there a way to force VMIX to read from the updated data source and clear the old data from lines 16 - 20 without having to go into the title editor on manually delete those 5 lines of data?

Thanks,
Scott Cronk
All Sport Web Productions


Dont delete the excel lines but blank them
Title data only changes when there is value to be replaced with in the data source changes: Having nothing is not a change to a title
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