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Default Automatically create a chart

The code I posted deals with the sheet naming once you specify the range
to use.
You can use the chartobjects collection to loop through the charts on a
sheet, but only you know which range to use with what chart.

Cheers
Andy

YH wrote:
Since I will be creating 3 to 4 charts each on different worksheets, is there
a way I can substitue the activechart name and sheet name with variables?
That way I can use the same set of scripts to generate charts for different
worksheets?

Can someone show me how to change this line below to use variable names for
the activechart and sheet?

ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).values =
"=(sheet1!R11C7,Sheet1!R13C7,Sheet1!R18C7,Sheet1!R 20C7)"

Thanks,

YH


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