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I started with this code. It allows the user to input 4 lines of text into
a ChartTitle. I'm trying to modify it to allow the user to enter a single line of text or up to 4 lines of text . I want it to exit the first time the user doesn't input anything in the Inputboxes. Or be able to cancel the inputbox without removing the text already in the chart title. I've tried using a label and "If then GoTo" but not sure if this approach is right or how to get it to work. I can post the revised code if it might be helpful. Joel Mills Sub ChartTitle() Dim CTitle1 As String Dim CTitle2 As String Dim CTitle3 As String Dim CTitle4 As String ChartTitle1 = InputBox("Enter 1st Line of Chart Title") ChartTitle2 = InputBox("Enter 2nd Line of Chart Title") ChartTitle3 = InputBox("Enter 3rd Line of Chart Title") ChartTitle4 = InputBox("Enter 4th Line of Chart Title") ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Curve Chart").Activate With ActiveChart .HasTitle = True .ChartTitle.Characters.Text = ChartTitle1 & Chr(10) _ & ChartTitle2 & Chr(10) & ChartTitle3 & Chr(10) _ & ChartTitle4 & Chr(10) End With End Sub |
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