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Hi,
I am exporting the Excel document and my goal is to place several chart objects into the worksheet. I know the range (rectangle) of cells where the chart should be placed. How can I convert the cell coordinates into points that are used in the ChartObjects' Add() method? Details: The MSDN Library contains the example with title "Code: Add a Chart to a Worksheet Programmatically (C#)" Excel.Worksheet thisWorksheet; thisWorksheet = thisWorkbook.ActiveSheet as Excel.Worksheet; Excel.ChartObjects charts = (Excel.ChartObjects)thisWorksheet.ChartObjects(Typ e.Missing); // Adds a chart at x = 100, y = 300, 500 points wide and 300 tall. Excel.ChartObject chartObj = charts.Add(100, 300, 500, 300); Excel.Chart chart = chartObj.Chart; Instead of fixed values 100, 300, 500, 300 -- how can I get the coordinates where visually the cells from range (say) "H4:J20" sit? Thanks for your time and experience, Petr -- Petr Prikryl (prikrylp at skil dot cz) |
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