I am trying to develop a dynamic macro that will adjust a given rang
based on several variables. The idea is as follows:

ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=Sheets("12 15 03 0
KWSC1_1a").Range( _
"C3:C677,E3:E677"), PlotBy:=xlColumns

I want to adjust the line of code: "C3:C677,E3:E677" to allow me to us
a variable for any reference

eg. use variable to reference "C3"

i've tried to use cells(row,col) feature but cannot use more than tw
instances of cells.

thanks

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I am sure there is a better way, but this seems to work

Debug.Print Range(Cells(1, 1).Address & "," & Cells(2, 2).Address & ":"
& Cells(3, 3).Address).Address

obviously you put you variables in there

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"waveracerr " wrote in message
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I am trying to develop a dynamic macro that will adjust a given range
based on several variables. The idea is as follows:

ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=Sheets("12 15 03 07
KWSC1_1a").Range( _
"C3:C677,E3:E677"), PlotBy:=xlColumns

I want to adjust the line of code: "C3:C677,E3:E677" to allow me to use
a variable for any reference

eg. use variable to reference "C3"

i've tried to use cells(row,col) feature but cannot use more than two
instances of cells.

thanks!


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You could just build/concatenate a string variable that represents th
range.

If you know the source columns are in C and E as in your example, an
you have some dynamic way of calculating/ determining the start an
ending rows, your code could look something like this:


Dim intStartRow, intEndRow as Integer
Dim strChartRange as String