I am dealing with a macro that makes several graphs. The label for the
lines of the graphs depend on the number attached to the name of the
file. I do not want to have to go into the VB code and find and replace
the numbers for each of them. Is there anyway I can write this at the
top and have it go for each of them? I tried this earlier with no
sucess, but I will post it to help you better understand what I am
talking about. It looked something like this:

Dim plot300K as Name
plot300K = "13T300K2per0500"



ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Name = "=""plot300K"""


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Dim plot300K as String
plot300K = "13T300K2per0500"
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Name = plot300K


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I tried that before switching over to Dim as Name. When I dim it as
string, it simply gives it the name "plot300K."

Edit: Nevermind. I had forgotten to take the quotation marks out

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Because you had the string Plot300k in quotes.

Remove the quotes and it becomes a variable rather than a string
constant


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