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Greetings,
I just upgraded to Excel 2003 a few weeks ago - and the IT department left out some VBA help files! It is going to be a couple of days before I have time to wander over there, and in the mean time I'm discovering that few books on Excel Programming say much about the drawing layer. So... I have a fairly large group of shapes grouped into a shape named "network" , which consists of nodes, edges and costs on the edges. I want to be able to change the cost displayed on certain edges (the costs themselves are in text boxes). I gather from google that you have to ungroup - change - regroup. I can ungroup and change no problem - it is the regroup that is throwing me. Based on some code snippets I saw on this group, I would think that the following should work, but it throws an error: Sub changeCost(costName As String, newCost As Long) Dim shpRng As ShapeRange, network As Shape Dim A As Variant Dim i As Long, n As Long Set network = Shapes("network") n = network.GroupItems.Count ReDim A(0 To n - 1) For i = 1 To n A(i - 1) = network.GroupItems(i).Name Next i network.Ungroup Shapes(costName).TextFrame.Characters.Text = newCost Set shpRng = Shapes.Range(A) shpRng.Group shpRng.Name = "network" End Sub +++++++++++++++++++ The line which causes problems is: Set shpRng = Shapes.Range(A) What bozo-like programming error am I making? Any help would be appreciated. Is there some sort of way to directly transfer the groupitems to a shaperange? Thanks for reading this -semiopen |
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