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Yes, what I posted breaks series links. To unlink the titles, you'd need
something like this: Sub UnlinkTitles() Dim iAx As Integer, iGrp As Integer With ActiveChart If .HasTitle Then .ChartTitle.Text = .ChartTitle.Text For iAx = 1 To 2 For iGrp = 1 To 2 If .HasAxis(iAx, iGrp) Then With .Axes(iAx, iGrp) If .HasTitle Then _ .AxisTitle.Text = .AxisTitle.Text End With End If Next Next End With End Sub Copying the chart sheet is straightforward: Sheets("Chart1").Copy Befo=Workbooks("OtherBook.xls").Sheets(1) You can record a macro to find out things like this. In fact, that's what I did, so I didn't mess up the syntax. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services http://PeltierTech.com/Excel/Charts/ _______ ExcelMonkey < wrote: Correct me if I am wrong but this only tells me how to break the links of the series. So I still need to copy sheet from workbook1 to workbook2. Furthermore, I sometimes use cell links for my titles. Does this break the links for the cell links as well? --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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