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How do I name charts in Excel 2000?
Hi all,
I'm doing some IT coursework and have a macro that creates a chart from some data in a worksheet. All works well until you run the macro again - now it says the chart doesn't exist... I've sinced looked at it in visual basic, the highlighted line says to select "Chart 22" my guess is that every time I run this macro it gets bigger by one, but even so, it now has the wrong name, and the macro crashes :'( Anyone know how I can set each newly created chart to be called "Chart 22" or whatever else I tell it to look for? Please? ;) |
If you're always referring to the last chart created, you can use something
like set Mychart = activesheet.chartobjects(activesheet.chartobjects. count) Bob Umlas Excel MVP I'm leading a FREE 1-hour online Webinar on Excel Tips & Tricks. May 12 from 4-5PM, and again June 15, 4-5PM. If interested, go to http://www.iil.com, click on the yellow/orange "Try a free webinar" link on the left side, click the Microsoft Excel Tips & Tricks link, follow instructions to register. "SimSmall" wrote in message ... Hi all, I'm doing some IT coursework and have a macro that creates a chart from some data in a worksheet. All works well until you run the macro again - now it says the chart doesn't exist... I've sinced looked at it in visual basic, the highlighted line says to select "Chart 22" my guess is that every time I run this macro it gets bigger by one, but even so, it now has the wrong name, and the macro crashes :'( Anyone know how I can set each newly created chart to be called "Chart 22" or whatever else I tell it to look for? Please? ;) |
Jon Peltier has some sample code for creating charts. It may help you
adjust your own code: http://www.peltiertech.com/Excel/Cha...kChartVBA.html SimSmall wrote: Hi all, I'm doing some IT coursework and have a macro that creates a chart from some data in a worksheet. All works well until you run the macro again - now it says the chart doesn't exist... I've sinced looked at it in visual basic, the highlighted line says to select "Chart 22" my guess is that every time I run this macro it gets bigger by one, but even so, it now has the wrong name, and the macro crashes :'( Anyone know how I can set each newly created chart to be called "Chart 22" or whatever else I tell it to look for? Please? ;) -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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