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Excel 2002 VBA. I am drawing some lines on a worksheet. After I've
finished drawing them, I want to group them together. Can I populate
an array as I draw them, then when I'm done drawing them, use the array
to group them? What kind of array should I use?

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You can simply group them as is done in Visio.

Select the first line, then hold the CTRL key and select the other
required lines, then Rightmouse, Grouping, Group.

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Excel 2002 VBA. I am drawing some lines on a worksheet. After I've
finished drawing them, I want to group them together. Can I populate
an array as I draw them, then when I'm done drawing them, use the
array
to group them? What kind of array should I use?



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