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![]() Hi Mr. Peltier, I am a biology graduate student with a similar problem as rabidchild. As this is the first time I am attempting to create a macro without the benefit of "Recording", I'd like to ask you a few questions about your solution: 1) What cells should be highlighted when running this macro? If I highlight more than one row (other than the column headings), everything is added onto one chart (different column per row header). I would like it so that there is a different chart per page & think that maybe I am highlighting something incorrectly. 2) Are there any parts of your code that need to be replaced by me before running it ("Placeholders" for variables inherent to my document only)? For example, I keep getting an error (regardless of what cells I highlight), & when debugged, Excel refers to the " cht.Name = rVal.Cells(1, 1)" line. 3) Is there a way to switch from a column chart to an x-y scatter plot in your code? Most of these questions are probably easy, but I'm not yet sure how to make my way around the VB code. Eventually I would like to figure out how to change defaults (i.e. whether or not a legend displays, what view percent is set) or even utilize dynamic charting (create all my charts once & then have them all update as I add new species [column headings] or measurements [row headings]). Small steps first... Thank you (or anyone else) for your response, Chris |
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