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Finding Cells that are included in Chart Ranges
Is is possible to tell whether a cell is included in a
range of data that is in a chart? That is if I am on A1 can I tell in VBA whether A1 feeds a chart anywhere in the model? TU |
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Finding Cells that are included in Chart Ranges
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A Class Module to Manipulate a Chart SERIES -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "ExcelMonkey" wrote in message ... Is is possible to tell whether a cell is included in a range of data that is in a chart? That is if I am on A1 can I tell in VBA whether A1 feeds a chart anywhere in the model? TU |
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