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Default reading Data from Shapes?

I have a chart ("Len Jns") with what I think is a shape with some statistics
in a list(generated by an add in program).
Statistics
Cp=2.31
Cpk= 2.17
Cpu= 2.44 (0%)
Cpl= 2.17 (0%)
Est. Sigma= 0.2168557692295
Pp=1.28
Ppk= 1.2
Ppu= 1.35 (0%)
Ppl= 1.2 (0.02%)
Sigma= 0.391015203995593
Average=-0.088711611594405
Min=-1.18851392383101
Max=1.12866817155756
Count=69
No. Out of Spec=0 (0%)
Kurtosis=2.7
Skewness=0.69
I would like to be able to read this list an copy some of the data to
another worksheet.
Started with the following code which selects the correct object, which has
about 18 lines of statistical data. I need to read some of the data in the
middle of the list, such as the line with the Ppk data. I have tried Comments
etc with no luck. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Sheets("Len Jns").Select
ActiveChart.Shapes("ds").Select
 
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