Jeff,

You say "I have a control that brings up a graph." I
think the manner in which you "bring up the graph" is the
cause of this atypical situation. Perhaps post this
code. Also, where is the source data located?

Regards,
Greg


-----Original Message-----
Thanks Jon,

I have found a new problem - it works great - just as I
visualised until I
protected the sheet (I have to protect all the formulas
from inept users).
With protect on, the chart disappears in a millisecond as
soon as I
re-protect using VB after calling up the chart. I have
been fiddling with
this problem for about 2 hrs and close to abandoning or
just use
print-preview of the chart. I do learn from these
experiences though.

Can you (or anyone else learning from this problem) help?

TIA

Jeff Smith



"Jon Peltier" wrote in
message
...
Jeff -

Sounds like the chart's window is being activated. You
can change the
chart object's name with this line:

ActiveChart.Parent.Name = "New Name"

but that doesn't change the chart window caption. With
he chart window
showing, this changes the window caption:

ActiveWindow.Caption = "New Window Caption"

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/Excel/index.html
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Jeff Smith wrote:
I have a control that brings up a graph. The Excel
name for the graph
shown
in the caption is "Sheet 1 Chart 109".

My question is how can I give the chart a new caption?
and /or
How can I suppress the caption (for other chart
objects in the workbook)

I have tried ActiveChart.Caption = "NewTitle" but VBA
wouldn't accept
this.

Would someone be kind enough to help resolve this.
(I'm very impressed with this News Group - I am
learning new techniques,
almost daily)

TIA

regards

Jeff Smith





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