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Default Dynamic Range Chart Macro Question

I'm trying to use a macro to define dynamic ranges for all of th
spreadsheets in a workbook, and then chart the data that is referred t
in those ranges. Here is what I have so far, but it isn't working:



Sub DynamicGraph()

Dim ws As Worksheet

For Each ws In ThisWorkbook.Worksheets

ws.Range(ws.Name & "-EjectaX").Name = "OFFSET('" & ws.Name & "'!$J$1,'
& ws.Name & "'$S$2,0,'" & ws.Name & "'!$S$7-'" & ws.Name & "'!$S$2,1)"
ws.Range(ws.Name & "-RampartX").Name = "OFFSET('" & ws.Name
"'!$J$1,'" & ws.Name & "'$S$7,0,'" & ws.Name & "'!$S$6-'" & ws.Name
"'!$S$7,1)"

End Sub



The idea was that it would create two new named dynamic ranges for eac
worksheet, with names like "(worksheet name)-EjectaX". I think I messe
up the naming conventions, but I can't find a definition for th
parameter. The Y values for each graph refer directly to the X values
so that's easy enough to do.

Once I get this macro to work, how do I get it to create graphs in eac
worksheet that refer to the range in each worksheet?

Thanks

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