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Default Range CopyPicture()

Hi,

I'm working on an app which i need to copy a range of cells which is
programatically generated using the Excel object model. I want to be able to
select the output range which consists of charts and cells making up a table.
I'm using the CopyPicture() method of Range which i had woring once to copy
the charts and cells combination into word. Having run this again it won't
pull across the charts now. The areas where these are meant to go are just
blank.

Has anyone experienced this before and could maybe give me some information
on how to resolve this. I know it can be done as it worked once. I'm
wondering if the slight adjustment made to the chart upon which the output
charts are based has upset something. Copying manually seems to work but the
formatting is skewed somewhat, hence the requirement of the picture to be
used.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

G
 
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