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I get the above runtime error when I try to run an excel macro to add a chart.
I have read the article stating the reason for the problem: http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;179679 But... The excel workbook I am working with has more than 10 sheets. Though the type of font used in the workbook is the same, the font size, bold, italic, font size and cell fromat varies. I am able to create charts manually in the excel sheet without deselecting the autoscale property of the chart object. . When it is possible to create chart manually, then in my opinion, the upper limit for has not been reached yet. I need to create a lot of charts in my workbook using macros. Is there a work around to this problem? Is there a method to check if I have reached the upper limit of 255 fonts? TIA, vbaprog |
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