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Position chart
Hi Group,
Looked through several sources, but can not seem to find the code to make a chart the upper left corner at "L2." I know it exits, because I have done it before, but cn not remmber the syntax. Thanks |
Position chart
There is another way, where you designate the cell where
you want the upper left of the chart to be, but I can not remeber the syntax. thanks David -----Original Message----- David, <Object Browser Property TopLeftCell As Range read-only Member of Excel.ChartObject </Object Browser Unless there's another way ?? NickHK "David" wrote in message ... Hi Group, Looked through several sources, but can not seem to find the code to make a chart the upper left corner at "L2." I know it exits, because I have done it before, but cn not remmber the syntax. Thanks . |
Position chart
David,
<Object Browser Property TopLeftCell As Range read-only Member of Excel.ChartObject </Object Browser Unless there's another way ?? NickHK "David" wrote in message ... Hi Group, Looked through several sources, but can not seem to find the code to make a chart the upper left corner at "L2." I know it exits, because I have done it before, but cn not remmber the syntax. Thanks |
Position chart
David,
That's what this property shows, but as you see the object browser is saying it is read-only. Maybe: Do Until MyChart.TopLeftCell.Column=MyRange.Column MyChart.Left=MyChart.Left+1 Loop NickHK "David" wrote in message ... There is another way, where you designate the cell where you want the upper left of the chart to be, but I can not remeber the syntax. thanks David -----Original Message----- David, <Object Browser Property TopLeftCell As Range read-only Member of Excel.ChartObject </Object Browser Unless there's another way ?? NickHK "David" wrote in message ... Hi Group, Looked through several sources, but can not seem to find the code to make a chart the upper left corner at "L2." I know it exits, because I have done it before, but cn not remmber the syntax. Thanks . |
Position chart
Hi,
Try this, ActiveChart.Parent.Left = Range("L2").Left ActiveChart.Parent.Top = Range("L2").Top Cheers Andy David wrote: There is another way, where you designate the cell where you want the upper left of the chart to be, but I can not remeber the syntax. thanks David -----Original Message----- David, <Object Browser Property TopLeftCell As Range read-only Member of Excel.ChartObject </Object Browser Unless there's another way ?? NickHK "David" wrote in message ... Hi Group, Looked through several sources, but can not seem to find the code to make a chart the upper left corner at "L2." I know it exits, because I have done it before, but cn not remmber the syntax. Thanks . -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
Position chart
Thanks, this does exactly what I want it to do. The
syntax is differant than what I used before, so I think there is another way to do it. But it works great. Thanks, again. -----Original Message----- Hi, Try this, ActiveChart.Parent.Left = Range("L2").Left ActiveChart.Parent.Top = Range("L2").Top Cheers Andy David wrote: There is another way, where you designate the cell where you want the upper left of the chart to be, but I can not remeber the syntax. thanks David -----Original Message----- David, <Object Browser Property TopLeftCell As Range read-only Member of Excel.ChartObject </Object Browser Unless there's another way ?? NickHK "David" wrote in message .. . Hi Group, Looked through several sources, but can not seem to find the code to make a chart the upper left corner at "L2." I know it exits, because I have done it before, but cn not remmber the syntax. Thanks . -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info . |
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