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Looping Through Chart Labels
Hello.
I am trying to write a loop (such as a For...Next or Do Until) to loop through all the Datalabels in a chart, evaluate whether they are below 3% value, and if so to remove the labels. There is only one SeriesCollection with multiple points (about 50.) I have written this code before to success, but using a Range to check for the value and not in a loop. Anyone out there help me or point me in the right direction? I appreciate the help. Thanks Dan |
Looping Through Chart Labels
Here is some starting code for you.
Dim DL As DataLabel ActiveChart.ApplyDataLabels ShowValue:=True For Each DL In ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).DataLabels If CDbl(Left(DL.Text, Len(DL.Text) - 1)) < 3 Then DL.Delete End If Next Chrissy. "Dan Gesshel" wrote in message ... Hello. I am trying to write a loop (such as a For...Next or Do Until) to loop through all the Datalabels in a chart, evaluate whether they are below 3% value, and if so to remove the labels. There is only one SeriesCollection with multiple points (about 50.) I have written this code before to success, but using a Range to check for the value and not in a loop. Anyone out there help me or point me in the right direction? I appreciate the help. Thanks Dan |
Looping Through Chart Labels
Here's a non-vba solution. Double click on the labels to format them,
click on the Number tab, and assign a custom number format like this one: [<0.03]"";0% - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/Excel/index.html _______ Dan Gesshel wrote: Hello. I am trying to write a loop (such as a For...Next or Do Until) to loop through all the Datalabels in a chart, evaluate whether they are below 3% value, and if so to remove the labels. There is only one SeriesCollection with multiple points (about 50.) I have written this code before to success, but using a Range to check for the value and not in a loop. Anyone out there help me or point me in the right direction? I appreciate the help. Thanks Dan |
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