I am trying to use some VB code to generate a histogram of data. The input
range for the histogram can vary in the number of rows only. I am trying to
have the code be "generic" enough to know how many rows were filled with data
and use that info to populate the "Input Range" field for the histogram. The
code is as follows:

Application.Run "ATPVBAEN.xla!histogram", ActiveSheet.Range("B2:B3035"),
"Histo Chart", ActiveSheet.Range("$a$2:$a$58"), False, True, True, False

I would like to replace the first Activesheet.range statement with a
variable name. However, when I build the string value, I cannot place the
double quotes in the string (the macro thinks it is at the end of the string
value and won't insert the double quote).

The string I am trying to build is similar to :
InputRange = "Activesheet.range("b2:B" & ActualCount

I would then insert the InputRange variable for the first Activesheet.range
statement in the call to the Histogram. The macro gets lost after the second
double-quote.

Short of completely coding the histogram generation, does anyone have any
suggestions or ideas?

Please let me know.

Thanks
Don