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This is about as good as I'm going to be able to do with this. It copies
Group 26 from Chart1 in a worksheet named "original sheet". It copies the group to each chart in each other sheet and puts it in the same position. I should be able to do this without any activate commands, but can't figure the syntax. Sub test() Dim sh As Worksheet Dim ch As ChartObject Dim shape_left As Long, shape_top As Long ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets("original sheet").ChartObjects("Chart 1").Activate With ActiveChart.Shapes("Group 26") shape_left = .left shape_top = .top .Copy End With For Each sh In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets If sh.Name < "original sheet" Then For Each ch In sh.ChartObjects ch.Activate ActiveChart.Paste With Selection .left = shape_left .top = shape_top End With Next ch End If Next sh hth, Doug End Sub "Bull Splat" wrote in message om... I have a workbook with 52 work sheets, and each worksheet has two charts. I didn't like the legend that Excel made, so I created my own legend with rectangles (different colors) and text boxes with the legend information. I created this legend on the first worksheet, and "planned" to have a macro just select, copy, paste, and place the legend into each following worksheet. Well, the macro runs OK, but just once, then the rectangle (a group of several boxes grouped together) gets a NEW name, Oh Great! SO the macro bails out. I've tried giving the legend a name, ("Legend"), then I tried calling that from the macro, no luck. And, of someone can tell me how to get the macro to work though all of the worksheets, it would sure save me a TON of time. Here,s the code, please help.... Sub Copy_Legend_Chart1() ' ' Copy_Legend_Chart1 Macro ' Macro recorded 02/06/2004 by Default ' ' Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+Shift+B ' Application.Goto Reference:="R90C19" ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Chart 1").Activate 'The following line is where it freezes up after one run ActiveChart.Shapes("Group 26").Select Selection.Copy ActiveWindow.Visible = False ActiveSheet.Next.Select ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Chart 1").Activate ActiveChart.ChartArea.Select ActiveChart.Paste Selection.ShapeRange.IncrementLeft 676.99 ActiveWindow.Visible = False Windows("TimeAudit23-03.xls").Activate Range("G64").Select ActiveSheet.Next.Select End Sub |
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