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Hi
I've been working around on this automated tool which gathers some data and then is supposed to plot graph out of data. But the plotting part is really giving me some headache. To be more specific runtime error 1004 It seems that somehow the size of arrays, to be excact the character count of X and Y-values, implemented to the series is limited to (not sure, but my educated guess would be) about 255-256 characters. If possible, is there somebody who could prove me wrong (or right) so could move on this matter. This is starting to feel like beating my head against the wall. Cheers |
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What do you mean by size of arrays? If you mean the number of X or Y entries
you could have, that's definitely not true. If you mean the formula, of course all Excel formulas can't have more than 256 characters. "Pasi Husso" wrote: Hi I've been working around on this automated tool which gathers some data and then is supposed to plot graph out of data. But the plotting part is really giving me some headache. To be more specific runtime error 1004 It seems that somehow the size of arrays, to be excact the character count of X and Y-values, implemented to the series is limited to (not sure, but my educated guess would be) about 255-256 characters. If possible, is there somebody who could prove me wrong (or right) so could move on this matter. This is starting to feel like beating my head against the wall. Cheers |
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Thanks!
OK, I see, so I have to assign the values to the series some other way than just assing arrays to the series Values & XValues-properties. Thats what I ment, the characters in formula, and after a while of investigation, I found it out myself also. But how do I assing those values to series without using formula, because assigning of a range also puts the values to formula (possibly, fails also) ? And again thanks for a rapid replay. -- Cheers "salut" wrote: What do you mean by size of arrays? If you mean the number of X or Y entries you could have, that's definitely not true. If you mean the formula, of course all Excel formulas can't have more than 256 characters. "Pasi Husso" wrote: Hi I've been working around on this automated tool which gathers some data and then is supposed to plot graph out of data. But the plotting part is really giving me some headache. To be more specific runtime error 1004 It seems that somehow the size of arrays, to be excact the character count of X and Y-values, implemented to the series is limited to (not sure, but my educated guess would be) about 255-256 characters. If possible, is there somebody who could prove me wrong (or right) so could move on this matter. This is starting to feel like beating my head against the wall. Cheers |
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