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How can I find which object is selected on a chart (excel)?
SeriesCollection (1) or SeriesCollection (2) or AxisTitle or other ? Anet |
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Probably not comprehensive, but you could try:
Selection.Name or: TypeName(Selection) -- Vasant "Anet" wrote in message ... How can I find which object is selected on a chart (excel)? SeriesCollection (1) or SeriesCollection (2) or AxisTitle or other ? Anet |
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Another possible useful command:
Look in Excel VBA help at the GetChartElement method of the Chart Object. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Anet" wrote in message ... How can I find which object is selected on a chart (excel)? SeriesCollection (1) or SeriesCollection (2) or AxisTitle or other ? Anet |
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