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Is there a way to add text to a chart that is left justified in a certain
position? I'm running a macro that creates charts and adds text that is
referenced to a cell in a worksheet. The cell is different length for
different worksheets so each time the text is added to the chart its position
changes. I would to have the text start at a certain position that is left
justified. Is this possible?
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How are you adding the text? If it's a textbox you can set its.Left property
to a particular value.

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Is there a way to add text to a chart that is left justified in a certain
position? I'm running a macro that creates charts and adds text that is
referenced to a cell in a worksheet. The cell is different length for
different worksheets so each time the text is added to the chart its
position
changes. I would to have the text start at a certain position that is
left
justified. Is this possible?



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