Hi all,

I'm having a problem when I want to publish an Excel chart to Web
page. I browsed through the Microsoft Knowledge Base, and found the
article describing the Post SP3 hotfix that sghould be deployed in
order to prevent this problem from reoccurring. I'm not really keen on
applying SP3 (currently i'm using Office 2000 SP2) and the hotfix
after.

I'm not sure this is the right newsgroup to post it to but what I'm
looking for is a possible workaround, not applying SP3 nor the hotfix
Microsoft is referring to. I wonder if there is another program
perhpas that does quite the same as Microsoft Excel, but hasn't got
the same problems with publishing charts to the web.

Thanks in advance for your quick replies.

Stevie.

Hi all,

I may have asked sth odd or I need to redirect. Could anybody give me
a clue as to where I should be looking when I look for a workaround
for the problem I described earlier.

Some additional information may very well be required:

Operating system : Windows XP.
Office version: Office 2000 SP2.

The page I wanna publish to has been created by myself. I created it
under Windows NT. It worked just fine then with Office 2000. It's a
page of the company Intranet, so even if I would want to get SP3, they
won't install me this (I'm no longer admin of my workstation right
now). That's why I'm looking for another program maybe or a workaround
within MS Excel.

Thanks for your quick replies.

Stevie.

(Stevie) wrote in message . com...
Hi all,

I'm having a problem when I want to publish an Excel chart to Web
page. I browsed through the Microsoft Knowledge Base, and found the
article describing the Post SP3 hotfix that sghould be deployed in
order to prevent this problem from reoccurring. I'm not really keen on
applying SP3 (currently i'm using Office 2000 SP2) and the hotfix
after.

I'm not sure this is the right newsgroup to post it to but what I'm
looking for is a possible workaround, not applying SP3 nor the hotfix
Microsoft is referring to. I wonder if there is another program
perhpas that does quite the same as Microsoft Excel, but hasn't got
the same problems with publishing charts to the web.

Thanks in advance for your quick replies.

Stevie.

What's the problem with publishing of the chart?

Are you able to use VBA? if so, check out the Chart.Export method, which
saves a chart as an image file.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
_______

Stevie wrote:

Hi all,

I may have asked sth odd or I need to redirect. Could anybody give me
a clue as to where I should be looking when I look for a workaround
for the problem I described earlier.

Some additional information may very well be required:

Operating system : Windows XP.
Office version: Office 2000 SP2.

The page I wanna publish to has been created by myself. I created it
under Windows NT. It worked just fine then with Office 2000. It's a
page of the company Intranet, so even if I would want to get SP3, they
won't install me this (I'm no longer admin of my workstation right
now). That's why I'm looking for another program maybe or a workaround
within MS Excel.

Thanks for your quick replies.

Stevie.

(Stevie) wrote in message . com...

Hi all,

I'm having a problem when I want to publish an Excel chart to Web
page. I browsed through the Microsoft Knowledge Base, and found the
article describing the Post SP3 hotfix that sghould be deployed in
order to prevent this problem from reoccurring. I'm not really keen on
applying SP3 (currently i'm using Office 2000 SP2) and the hotfix
after.

I'm not sure this is the right newsgroup to post it to but what I'm
looking for is a possible workaround, not applying SP3 nor the hotfix
Microsoft is referring to. I wonder if there is another program
perhpas that does quite the same as Microsoft Excel, but hasn't got
the same problems with publishing charts to the web.

Thanks in advance for your quick replies.

Stevie.

Hi Jon,

I'm able to use VBA, but I'm not very experienced in using it. If you
try and explain it to me, it'll have to be clearer than just telling
me to use this Chart.Export method.

In fact what I need is this :

I have been publishing charts for years now. It's all been ok under
Windows NT, using Office 2000. I make updates on a daily basis of
these charts on an Intranet website. I'm experiencing the problem
explained in the KB linked right below :

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/819132

Since it isn't possible to implement SP3 on short term, what I need is
a workaround by an excel add-in or another program ... until Office
2003 will be implemented.

If the problem could be dealt with using VBA, that's ok with me as
well of course...

Thanks a lot,
Stevie.

Jon Peltier wrote in message ...
What's the problem with publishing of the chart?

Are you able to use VBA? if so, check out the Chart.Export method, which
saves a chart as an image file.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
_______

Stevie wrote:

Hi all,

I may have asked sth odd or I need to redirect. Could anybody give me
a clue as to where I should be looking when I look for a workaround
for the problem I described earlier.

Some additional information may very well be required:

Operating system : Windows XP.
Office version: Office 2000 SP2.

The page I wanna publish to has been created by myself. I created it
under Windows NT. It worked just fine then with Office 2000. It's a
page of the company Intranet, so even if I would want to get SP3, they
won't install me this (I'm no longer admin of my workstation right
now). That's why I'm looking for another program maybe or a workaround
within MS Excel.

Thanks for your quick replies.

Stevie.

(Stevie) wrote in message . com...

Hi all,

I'm having a problem when I want to publish an Excel chart to Web
page. I browsed through the Microsoft Knowledge Base, and found the
article describing the Post SP3 hotfix that sghould be deployed in
order to prevent this problem from reoccurring. I'm not really keen on
applying SP3 (currently i'm using Office 2000 SP2) and the hotfix
after.

I'm not sure this is the right newsgroup to post it to but what I'm
looking for is a possible workaround, not applying SP3 nor the hotfix
Microsoft is referring to. I wonder if there is another program
perhpas that does quite the same as Microsoft Excel, but hasn't got
the same problems with publishing charts to the web.

Thanks in advance for your quick replies.

Stevie.

Stevie -

The syntax is quite easy:

oChart.Export "C:\My Path\image.gif", "GIF"

where oChart is the chart being exported. You can choose from GIF, JPG,
PNG, and maybe a few other formats, but I'd urge you not to use JPG,
because it wasn't designed for this kind of art work.

In your program, you need to identify each chart being exported, plus
the path and file name. If you provide a duplicate file name, the Export
method happily overwrites the existing chart, without any warning.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
_______

Stevie wrote:

Hi Jon,

I'm able to use VBA, but I'm not very experienced in using it. If you
try and explain it to me, it'll have to be clearer than just telling
me to use this Chart.Export method.

In fact what I need is this :

I have been publishing charts for years now. It's all been ok under
Windows NT, using Office 2000. I make updates on a daily basis of
these charts on an Intranet website. I'm experiencing the problem
explained in the KB linked right below :

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/819132

Since it isn't possible to implement SP3 on short term, what I need is
a workaround by an excel add-in or another program ... until Office
2003 will be implemented.

If the problem could be dealt with using VBA, that's ok with me as
well of course...

Thanks a lot,
Stevie.

Jon Peltier wrote in message ...

What's the problem with publishing of the chart?

Are you able to use VBA? if so, check out the Chart.Export method, which
saves a chart as an image file.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
_______

Stevie wrote:


Hi all,

I may have asked sth odd or I need to redirect. Could anybody give me
a clue as to where I should be looking when I look for a workaround
for the problem I described earlier.

Some additional information may very well be required:

Operating system : Windows XP.
Office version: Office 2000 SP2.

The page I wanna publish to has been created by myself. I created it
under Windows NT. It worked just fine then with Office 2000. It's a
page of the company Intranet, so even if I would want to get SP3, they
won't install me this (I'm no longer admin of my workstation right
now). That's why I'm looking for another program maybe or a workaround
within MS Excel.

Thanks for your quick replies.

Stevie.

(Stevie) wrote in message . com...


Hi all,

I'm having a problem when I want to publish an Excel chart to Web
page. I browsed through the Microsoft Knowledge Base, and found the
article describing the Post SP3 hotfix that sghould be deployed in
order to prevent this problem from reoccurring. I'm not really keen on
applying SP3 (currently i'm using Office 2000 SP2) and the hotfix
after.

I'm not sure this is the right newsgroup to post it to but what I'm
looking for is a possible workaround, not applying SP3 nor the hotfix
Microsoft is referring to. I wonder if there is another program
perhpas that does quite the same as Microsoft Excel, but hasn't got
the same problems with publishing charts to the web.

Thanks in advance for your quick replies.

Stevie.

Hi Jon,

Thanks a lot allready.
I'd want to ask you one last question:

This code will work also on the charts that have been pusblished
beforehand allready. All I need to do is updtae the data with freshly
acquired data.
I suppose it will work fine without Office 2000, Service Pack 3 and
the hotfix Microsoft mentions.

Regards,
Stevie.

Jon Peltier wrote in message ...
Stevie -

The syntax is quite easy:

oChart.Export "C:\My Path\image.gif", "GIF"

where oChart is the chart being exported. You can choose from GIF, JPG,
PNG, and maybe a few other formats, but I'd urge you not to use JPG,
because it wasn't designed for this kind of art work.

In your program, you need to identify each chart being exported, plus
the path and file name. If you provide a duplicate file name, the Export
method happily overwrites the existing chart, without any warning.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
_______

Stevie wrote:

Hi Jon,

I'm able to use VBA, but I'm not very experienced in using it. If you
try and explain it to me, it'll have to be clearer than just telling
me to use this Chart.Export method.

In fact what I need is this :

I have been publishing charts for years now. It's all been ok under
Windows NT, using Office 2000. I make updates on a daily basis of
these charts on an Intranet website. I'm experiencing the problem
explained in the KB linked right below :

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/819132

Since it isn't possible to implement SP3 on short term, what I need is
a workaround by an excel add-in or another program ... until Office
2003 will be implemented.

If the problem could be dealt with using VBA, that's ok with me as
well of course...

Thanks a lot,
Stevie.

Jon Peltier wrote in message ...

What's the problem with publishing of the chart?

Are you able to use VBA? if so, check out the Chart.Export method, which
saves a chart as an image file.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
_______

Stevie wrote:


Hi all,

I may have asked sth odd or I need to redirect. Could anybody give me
a clue as to where I should be looking when I look for a workaround
for the problem I described earlier.

Some additional information may very well be required:

Operating system : Windows XP.
Office version: Office 2000 SP2.

The page I wanna publish to has been created by myself. I created it
under Windows NT. It worked just fine then with Office 2000. It's a
page of the company Intranet, so even if I would want to get SP3, they
won't install me this (I'm no longer admin of my workstation right
now). That's why I'm looking for another program maybe or a workaround
within MS Excel.

Thanks for your quick replies.

Stevie.

(Stevie) wrote in message . com...


Hi all,

I'm having a problem when I want to publish an Excel chart to Web
page. I browsed through the Microsoft Knowledge Base, and found the
article describing the Post SP3 hotfix that sghould be deployed in
order to prevent this problem from reoccurring. I'm not really keen on
applying SP3 (currently i'm using Office 2000 SP2) and the hotfix
after.

I'm not sure this is the right newsgroup to post it to but what I'm
looking for is a possible workaround, not applying SP3 nor the hotfix
Microsoft is referring to. I wonder if there is another program
perhpas that does quite the same as Microsoft Excel, but hasn't got
the same problems with publishing charts to the web.

Thanks in advance for your quick replies.

Stevie.

Stevie -

This code works as is for any version of Excel since '97, regardless of
Windows version.

When the data changes, rerun the macro with that statement in itto
export new pictures of the chart.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
_______

Stevie wrote:

Hi Jon,

Thanks a lot allready.
I'd want to ask you one last question:

This code will work also on the charts that have been pusblished
beforehand allready. All I need to do is updtae the data with freshly
acquired data.
I suppose it will work fine without Office 2000, Service Pack 3 and
the hotfix Microsoft mentions.

Regards,
Stevie.

Jon Peltier wrote in message ...

Stevie -

The syntax is quite easy:

oChart.Export "C:\My Path\image.gif", "GIF"

where oChart is the chart being exported. You can choose from GIF, JPG,
PNG, and maybe a few other formats, but I'd urge you not to use JPG,
because it wasn't designed for this kind of art work.

In your program, you need to identify each chart being exported, plus
the path and file name. If you provide a duplicate file name, the Export
method happily overwrites the existing chart, without any warning.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
_______

Stevie wrote:


Hi Jon,

I'm able to use VBA, but I'm not very experienced in using it. If you
try and explain it to me, it'll have to be clearer than just telling
me to use this Chart.Export method.

In fact what I need is this :

I have been publishing charts for years now. It's all been ok under
Windows NT, using Office 2000. I make updates on a daily basis of
these charts on an Intranet website. I'm experiencing the problem
explained in the KB linked right below :

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/819132

Since it isn't possible to implement SP3 on short term, what I need is
a workaround by an excel add-in or another program ... until Office
2003 will be implemented.

If the problem could be dealt with using VBA, that's ok with me as
well of course...

Thanks a lot,
Stevie.

Jon Peltier wrote in message ...


What's the problem with publishing of the chart?

Are you able to use VBA? if so, check out the Chart.Export method, which
saves a chart as an image file.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
_______

Stevie wrote:



Hi all,

I may have asked sth odd or I need to redirect. Could anybody give me
a clue as to where I should be looking when I look for a workaround
for the problem I described earlier.

Some additional information may very well be required:

Operating system : Windows XP.
Office version: Office 2000 SP2.

The page I wanna publish to has been created by myself. I created it
under Windows NT. It worked just fine then with Office 2000. It's a
page of the company Intranet, so even if I would want to get SP3, they
won't install me this (I'm no longer admin of my workstation right
now). That's why I'm looking for another program maybe or a workaround
within MS Excel.

Thanks for your quick replies.

Stevie.

(Stevie) wrote in message . com...



Hi all,

I'm having a problem when I want to publish an Excel chart to Web
page. I browsed through the Microsoft Knowledge Base, and found the
article describing the Post SP3 hotfix that sghould be deployed in
order to prevent this problem from reoccurring. I'm not really keen on
applying SP3 (currently i'm using Office 2000 SP2) and the hotfix
after.

I'm not sure this is the right newsgroup to post it to but what I'm
looking for is a possible workaround, not applying SP3 nor the hotfix
Microsoft is referring to. I wonder if there is another program
perhpas that does quite the same as Microsoft Excel, but hasn't got
the same problems with publishing charts to the web.

Thanks in advance for your quick replies.

Stevie.