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Hi All,
I am very new person to VBA world. I am given a task of drawing a
XY Scatter Plot of data that are marked 1 ( or marked by checkbox) and
showing the labels of those data. I started with some online help and
auto-filter but I am stuck now.

This is the kind of data I have:

State Height Age Show Flag
A 100 2 0
B 200 10 1
M 300 1 0
D 400 8 1
E 250 9 0

I used the code from
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=213750
to add data lables to my plot but when I use auto-filter to show the
rows with the "show flag=1", then the code snippet from Microsoft
doesn't take the filtering into account and shows the labels from the
unfiltered data.

I am plotting height(x axis) versus Age(y-axis) with State name as data
label.

Any help would be appreciated.

thank you
Sri

 
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