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Default how to turn of a series in data sheet of a power point chart using macro


Hi
I am writing a macro to automate the power point presentation assigning
values to data sheet(chart) from a excel sheet.on one instace in a bar
graph, i have like 100 bars to be diaplayed and when i add values to
the datasheet the graph looks so messy.

Is there any way that i can disable a range and show only a certain
range by a macro.I know i can do it manually by opening the data sheet
and double clicking the column header to enable the whole column and
disable it

Can anybody help me in providing the tip.
Many thanks in advance

Regards
Chepyala


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