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Using VBA, how do I copy an chart from Excel to a Word document?
I can already copy cells and place them at Word bookmarks.


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Jonathan,

Select the chart by clicking on it (you will see the balck boxes appea
in each corner), Depress the SHIFT key and at the same time pull dow
EDIT/COPY PICTURE, select "As shown on screen" and "Bitmap". Open you
Word file and place the I-bar where you want the chart to paste, clic
once and go to EDIT/PASTE (or right click and do the same thing) - You
chart is pasted as a picture.
Pasting as a dynamic chart is slightly different - select the chart
EDIT/COPY, EDIT/PASTE SPECIAL select Paste as a Chart Object and toggl
the Paste button on.

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