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I am trying to convert the Chart series formula below to an array via VBA. I
have tried recording a macro and have had no success. I used the select
series, click in the formula bar and hit F9 and this does not work.
Can anyone help?

Formula =
"=SERIES(FirstFeltData!R1C65,FirstFeltData!R2C10:R 100C10,FirstFeltData!R2C66
:R100C66,1)"


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Answered in the charting group.

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Kevin G wrote:

I am trying to convert the Chart series formula below to an array via VBA. I
have tried recording a macro and have had no success. I used the select
series, click in the formula bar and hit F9 and this does not work.
Can anyone help?

Formula =
"=SERIES(FirstFeltData!R1C65,FirstFeltData!R2C10:R 100C10,FirstFeltData!R2C66
:R100C66,1)"



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