This could be the dumbest question of all time:

In Access I can right click on things and pick up Properties from the shortcut
menu. Most objects have a name property.

I have an Excel PivotTable and PivotChart on Sheet1. I have a PivotChart by
itself on ChartSheet Chart1.

The ObjectBrowser isn't too helpful (yet). I thought (from seeing Access way)
that Sheet1 would show as a member the PivotTable. But it doesn't.

I'd like to program VBA with the PivotChart and PivotTable but I don't even
know what to call them. HOW CAN I REFER TO THEM IN CODE?

They seem to be like the Charts made w/Microsoft Graph 2000 in Access. Are
they that?

msgbox Worksheets("Sheet1").PivotTables(1).Name

The name of the PivotChart is Chart1

Since it is on a separate chart sheet, the chart is the chartsheet.

Excel has its own graphing/charting component integral to Excel.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

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This could be the dumbest question of all time:

In Access I can right click on things and pick up Properties from the
shortcut
menu. Most objects have a name property.

I have an Excel PivotTable and PivotChart on Sheet1. I have a PivotChart
by
itself on ChartSheet Chart1.

The ObjectBrowser isn't too helpful (yet). I thought (from seeing Access
way)
that Sheet1 would show as a member the PivotTable. But it doesn't.

I'd like to program VBA with the PivotChart and PivotTable but I don't
even
know what to call them. HOW CAN I REFER TO THEM IN CODE?

They seem to be like the Charts made w/Microsoft Graph 2000 in Access.
Are
they that?