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Thank you guys for all your help! this works..!!!
On Jan 21, 4:28 pm, Francois L wrote: ShaneDevenshire a écrit : The sample provide by François L, which was my other suggestion, fails not because the idea is incorrect, but simply because thechartname is "Chart1" not "Graphique 1". You can use the following code: Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range) If[PickList] = "Day1" Then ChartObjects("Chart1").Visible = False Else ChartObjects("Chart1").Visible = True EndIf End Sub (...) Very interesting that my two suggestions both generated a new web page on the internet showing my solutions, both with files dated 1/21/2007!Hi, My sample "fails" just because it was made with a french version of XL and in an english version XL translate Graphique asChart. A workaround is simply to rename the Chartobjects. For your information, this sample is on the sitewww.excelabo.netsince 2005, seehttp://www.excelabo.net/moteurs/compteclic.php?nom=fl-cachegraph -- François L- Hide quoted text --Showquoted text - |
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