Setting up Macro to create pie chart.
I need to create a macro to make pie charts. I have about 15 pie charts to
make and I would like them all to be the same. They use different data though. I have created a macro which works successfully for one graph. However I cant select different data. The macro always creates a chart from the data used to record the macro. Is there a way we can select which data we want to use, then get the macro to make a graph representing that data? |
Setting up Macro to create pie chart.
"Hamish" wrote: I need to create a macro to make pie charts. I have about 15 pie charts to make and I would like them all to be the same. They use different data though. I have created a macro which works successfully for one graph. However I cant select different data. The macro always creates a chart from the data used to record the macro. Is there a way we can select which data we want to use, then get the macro to make a graph representing that data? Never mind. I realised that I could just right click the chart and change the data range. This makes it pretty easy. |
Setting up Macro to create pie chart.
Hamish..The recorded macro and the real VBA to create charts varies in
a few distinct methods. I have found the need to do very much the same process that you are taking on now. My chart parameters (Type, Ranges, Collection pointers, Axis settings) are all stored in 1 worksheet named "Chart_Control" I then gather all elements into a group of arrays and loop into my chart subroutine.. this works remarkably well and I would be happy to give you guidance should you choose to go down the programming path as opposed to your current method. Hamish wrote: "Hamish" wrote: I need to create a macro to make pie charts. I have about 15 pie charts to make and I would like them all to be the same. They use different data though. I have created a macro which works successfully for one graph. However I cant select different data. The macro always creates a chart from the data used to record the macro. Is there a way we can select which data we want to use, then get the macro to make a graph representing that data? Never mind. I realised that I could just right click the chart and change the data range. This makes it pretty easy. |
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