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continuation of my previoous message on the subject. I seemed to have found
a solution through trial and rror though logic escapes me. suppose in a chartsheet "chart1" I have two charts named "a" and "rv" then if I use expression "select" instead of "activate" it works. suppose chart1 is selected when I use activechart.SeriesCollection("a").activate it gives runtime error 438 if I use activechart.SeriesCollection("a").select it works. so far I thought "activate" and "select" are more or less synonymous. But they are not. at the same time if I use chart("chart1").activate ( or select) both work. what is the logic. Or is there flaw in my logic? |
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