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Thanks Dave, I ended up figuring it out before I saw your post.
The way I did it was to Dim a range, then Set that range equal to a entire column using A1 references, like this: Set TimeRange = Range("B:B") Then when the SeriesCollection is set for the chart, I replaced th R1C1 reference that had been recorded for the macro. It looked like: SeriesCollection.XValues = (=rangedata!R1C2:R1C4332) I changed that to simply: SeriesCollection.XValues = TimeRange Basically, I just didn't understand enough about how ranges work an how the series collection was being defined. I got some help from th Excel 2000 Bible in that regard, which I was able to search through fo free at Amazon. I've ordered the book since it was so helpful. Hopefully this info will help other beginners with similar problems -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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