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Copying a chart
I want to copy a chart from one workbook to another. But,
I don't want the second workbook to have links to the first. Is there a way to copy the chart as a picture or object? |
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Copying a chart
Hold down the shift key and choose Edit/Copy Picture...
In article , "Linda Mac" wrote: I want to copy a chart from one workbook to another. But, I don't want the second workbook to have links to the first. Is there a way to copy the chart as a picture or object? |
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Or, since this is the programming group:
ActiveChart.CopyPicture Appearance:=xlScreen, Size:=xlScreen In article , "Linda Mac" wrote: I want to copy a chart from one workbook to another. But, I don't want the second workbook to have links to the first. Is there a way to copy the chart as a picture or object? |
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