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I am relatively new to Excel programming. I am trying to
generate an Excel chart with different data ranges.
I've been able to select a range of cells for the data
that I want to Chart

--Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select--

I was trying to store the address into a variable to be
used later, i.e.,
--DataRange = Selection.Address--

I was going to use this variable to put into

--ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=DataRange _
, PlotBy:=xlColumns

But it generates an error stating that '.Address' is an
invalid property of Selection.

I've been trying all kinds of different objects and
properties for over 3 hours. It seems like a simple thing
to do. But.......Help

Jack


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Jack;

If I understand you just leave off the .address and use
selection by itself.

Thanks,

Greg
-----Original Message-----
I am relatively new to Excel programming. I am trying to
generate an Excel chart with different data ranges.
I've been able to select a range of cells for the data
that I want to Chart

--Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select--

I was trying to store the address into a variable to be
used later, i.e.,
--DataRange = Selection.Address--

I was going to use this variable to put into

--ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=DataRange _
, PlotBy:=xlColumns

But it generates an error stating that '.Address' is an
invalid property of Selection.

I've been trying all kinds of different objects and
properties for over 3 hours. It seems like a simple thing
to do. But.......Help

Jack


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Greg

I tried this:

Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select
DataRange = Selection

Charts.Add
ActiveChart.ChartType = xlXYScatter
ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=Range(DataRange) _
, PlotBy:=xlColumns


I got: Method 'Range' of Object '_Global' failed

Jack

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Jack;

If I understand you just leave off the .address and use
selection by itself.

Thanks,

Greg
-----Original Message-----
I am relatively new to Excel programming. I am trying to
generate an Excel chart with different data ranges.
I've been able to select a range of cells for the data
that I want to Chart

--Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select--

I was trying to store the address into a variable to be
used later, i.e.,
--DataRange = Selection.Address--

I was going to use this variable to put into

--ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=DataRange _
, PlotBy:=xlColumns

But it generates an error stating that '.Address' is an
invalid property of Selection.

I've been trying all kinds of different objects and
properties for over 3 hours. It seems like a simple

thing
to do. But.......Help

Jack


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