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jfiorillo

How do I change a Chart's axis scale from visual basic?
 
How do I change a Chart's (that is on a worksheet) x-axis scale from visual
basic?

The following only works when the chart has its own sheet/tab.
With Charts("Chart1").Axes(xlCategory)
.MinimumScale = 740.25
.MaximumScale = 746.25
End With

If it is located within a worksheet how do you reference it?

Andy Pope

How do I change a Chart's axis scale from visual basic?
 
Hi,

Some more like this for chartobject,

With ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Chart 1").Chart.Axes(xlCategory)
.MinimumScale = 740.25
.MaximumScale = 746.25
End With

Cheers
Andy

jfiorillo wrote:
How do I change a Chart's (that is on a worksheet) x-axis scale from visual
basic?

The following only works when the chart has its own sheet/tab.
With Charts("Chart1").Axes(xlCategory)
.MinimumScale = 740.25
.MaximumScale = 746.25
End With

If it is located within a worksheet how do you reference it?


--

Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
http://www.andypope.info

jfiorillo

How do I change a Chart's axis scale from visual basic?
 
Thanks a bunch.
Excellent.
John

"Andy Pope" wrote:

Hi,

Some more like this for chartobject,

With ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Chart 1").Chart.Axes(xlCategory)
.MinimumScale = 740.25
.MaximumScale = 746.25
End With

Cheers
Andy

jfiorillo wrote:
How do I change a Chart's (that is on a worksheet) x-axis scale from visual
basic?

The following only works when the chart has its own sheet/tab.
With Charts("Chart1").Axes(xlCategory)
.MinimumScale = 740.25
.MaximumScale = 746.25
End With

If it is located within a worksheet how do you reference it?


--

Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
http://www.andypope.info



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