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1. Are there data in Sheet "17AE" range M3:M42 as defined by the formula:
"='17AE'!R3C13:R42C13" 2. Are there data in the X-Values range as defined by the code you listed ? 3. Is the worksheet actually spelled "17AE" (i.e. no spaces) ? What I think is likely happening is that once one of the series foumula lists an invalid reference then you are in a cul-de-sac and can't programmatically change it. If you first manually correct the formula(s) and then run the code it might work. If not successful feel free to email me a copy of the project and I can have a look. I suggest that you delete any unnecessary sheets & data and just send a simplified version that still exhibits the problem. Remove the text "SpammersDie!!!" from the following address: Regards, Greg "Ken Kazinski" wrote: Hi Greg, I really appreciate the help. I have changed the code in a number of ways and each time when I try to set the xvalue I get the error. .XValues = oSheet.Range(Cells(3, Col_M), Cells(RowNo - 1, Col_M)) I have global constants for all the Col_(letter) variables. I checked for protection or locked cells and I can not find any. Ken |
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