Just testing on Excel 2007 and in a simple graph I get the following error:
Method 'Left' of object 'PlotArea' failed
When I do PlotArea.Left = 0

This works fine in 2000 to 2003.

I can do simply On Error Resume Next and that solves it, but I wonder if
these
kind of bugs will be resolved in the final release.
Should I just ignore these bugs (I had some similar) and wait for the final
release?

RBS

"Beta" means that - the point is to discover the bugs and possibly fix them.
I say Possibly because it would depend on the degree of difficulty involved
and how the change might affect other features. I believe they have
finalized the bugs they are going to fix, so you would now wait to see what
the final product looks like. The fact the bug exists in the Beta at this
late date does not mean it will not be addressed and you won't know until
the final product is released.

Should I just ignore these bugs (I had some similar) and wait for the
final release?
Yes. (ignore but not forget - you will need to ascertain their status when
it is released if it affects you)

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"RB Smissaert" wrote in message
...
Just testing on Excel 2007 and in a simple graph I get the following
error:
Method 'Left' of object 'PlotArea' failed
When I do PlotArea.Left = 0

This works fine in 2000 to 2003.

I can do simply On Error Resume Next and that solves it, but I wonder if
these
kind of bugs will be resolved in the final release.
Should I just ignore these bugs (I had some similar) and wait for the
final release?

RBS

OK, will just wait then.
Not sure it helps, but have uploaded with the smiley thing.

RBS

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
"Beta" means that - the point is to discover the bugs and possibly fix
them. I say Possibly because it would depend on the degree of difficulty
involved and how the change might affect other features. I believe they
have finalized the bugs they are going to fix, so you would now wait to
see what the final product looks like. The fact the bug exists in the
Beta at this late date does not mean it will not be addressed and you
won't know until the final product is released.

Should I just ignore these bugs (I had some similar) and wait for the
final release?
Yes. (ignore but not forget - you will need to ascertain their status
when it is released if it affects you)

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"RB Smissaert" wrote in message
...
Just testing on Excel 2007 and in a simple graph I get the following
error:
Method 'Left' of object 'PlotArea' failed
When I do PlotArea.Left = 0

This works fine in 2000 to 2003.

I can do simply On Error Resume Next and that solves it, but I wonder if
these
kind of bugs will be resolved in the final release.
Should I just ignore these bugs (I had some similar) and wait for the
final release?

RBS

Another one:

Now you can do in Workbook_Open:

If Cells(1) = "stop" then
Stop
End If

But this fails in 2007 with an error message about focus.

RBS

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message
...
"Beta" means that - the point is to discover the bugs and possibly fix
them. I say Possibly because it would depend on the degree of difficulty
involved and how the change might affect other features. I believe they
have finalized the bugs they are going to fix, so you would now wait to
see what the final product looks like. The fact the bug exists in the
Beta at this late date does not mean it will not be addressed and you
won't know until the final product is released.

Should I just ignore these bugs (I had some similar) and wait for the
final release?
Yes. (ignore but not forget - you will need to ascertain their status
when it is released if it affects you)

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"RB Smissaert" wrote in message
...
Just testing on Excel 2007 and in a simple graph I get the following
error:
Method 'Left' of object 'PlotArea' failed
When I do PlotArea.Left = 0

This works fine in 2000 to 2003.

I can do simply On Error Resume Next and that solves it, but I wonder if
these
kind of bugs will be resolved in the final release.
Should I just ignore these bugs (I had some similar) and wait for the
final release?

RBS