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Default VBA - Setting up a Chart series

Probably very elementary, but I need some more help.



I have set up a chart to show data just the way I like it and the only thing
I want to do is change the series data.

Fundamentally, I have a table with dates from Jan '05 to July '07 with
client's data for that entire period. What I would like to do is show
snapshots of that data using varying Start and Stop dates. I have calculated
the index for both the start and stop dates and would like to pop them into
the Series for the chart.



When I do this manually, I get something like below:



ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(2).XValues = "='Chart Setup'!R642C27:R925C27"



I tried using:



ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(2).XValues = "='Chart Setup'!R" & StrtDate
"C27:R925C27"



Where StrtDate is the row number, but it doesn't work.



What is a very simple way of doing this?



Thanks,

Craig




 
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