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Ask for the column of the datasheet building the present linechart
Hi NG,
with ActiveChart.SeriesCollection.Count for example I can get the Number of Lines in a linechart. But how can I get the actual columns of the datascheet concerning to ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1)? I want to change the range of rows (1 to i) buliding a chart of for example 5 lines. (Instead of buliding the chart from row 1 to 100 I want to build the chart of row 200 to 300). I would be very glad to get some help Thanks and kind regards Uli |
Ask for the column of the datasheet building the present linechart
Hi,
The range is only exposed as part of the .Formula property. You will need to parse the returned string to get the appropriate bits. John Walkenbach has posted a class module to do this. http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php..._chart_series/ Cheers Andy Uli wrote: Hi NG, with ActiveChart.SeriesCollection.Count for example I can get the Number of Lines in a linechart. But how can I get the actual columns of the datascheet concerning to ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1)? I want to change the range of rows (1 to i) buliding a chart of for example 5 lines. (Instead of buliding the chart from row 1 to 100 I want to build the chart of row 200 to 300). I would be very glad to get some help Thanks and kind regards Uli -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
Ask for the column of the datasheet building the present linechart
Thank You very much for Your help!!!
"Andy Pope" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... Hi, The range is only exposed as part of the .Formula property. You will need to parse the returned string to get the appropriate bits. John Walkenbach has posted a class module to do this. http://spreadsheetpage.com/index.php..._chart_series/ Cheers Andy Uli wrote: Hi NG, with ActiveChart.SeriesCollection.Count for example I can get the Number of Lines in a linechart. But how can I get the actual columns of the datascheet concerning to ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1)? I want to change the range of rows (1 to i) buliding a chart of for example 5 lines. (Instead of buliding the chart from row 1 to 100 I want to build the chart of row 200 to 300). I would be very glad to get some help Thanks and kind regards Uli -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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