Good that worked out. If you need help converting the code into a loop
structure, you know where to post... {grin}

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In article , WSIB1
@discussions.microsoft.com says...
good stuff. just did that and worked perfectly. now will check out putting
the code in a loop to print all 100 charts.
thanks.

"Tushar Mehta" wrote:

Turn on the macro recorder (Tools | Macro Record new macro...), create
the desired chart, print it and turn off the recorder. Switch to the
VBE and XL will give you the code.

Share that code as well as an explanation of how the 100 charts differ
from one another and someone should be able to customize the code for
you.

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In article , WSIB1
@discussions.microsoft.com says...
is there a macro available to grab data from 3 columns, make 3 corresponding
lines on a graph and then print the graph?

if so; is there a macro to do the above 100 times... that is; end up
printing 100 pages automatically, with one graph on each page, consisting of
the 3 lines on each graph?

much appreciated.