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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


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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



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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


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http://www.andypope.info



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