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Retrieving chart series range data
When you select an embeded scatter chart the x-data and y-data range is
automatically bordered (in the source data table) by Excel. You are able to alter the range included in the chart by sliding the hot-spot of the border to resize it. If it is possible I would like to retrieve the range (in A1 format) of the newly resized border. This is to be part of an interactive chart modifying procedure in VBA. Does anyone have an idea of how to capture the new range? |
Retrieving chart series range data
Sub CleanUpData()
Dim rng as range, rng1 as range On Error resume Next Range("C:D").Specialcells(xlConstants,xlTextValues ).EntireRow.Delete Range("C:D").SpecialCells(xlFormulas(xlTextValues) .EntireRow.Delete Range("C:D").SpecialCells(xlBlanks).entirerow.Dele te On Error goto 0 End sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mitch" wrote in message ... When you select an embeded scatter chart the x-data and y-data range is automatically bordered (in the source data table) by Excel. You are able to alter the range included in the chart by sliding the hot-spot of the border to resize it. If it is possible I would like to retrieve the range (in A1 format) of the newly resized border. This is to be part of an interactive chart modifying procedure in VBA. Does anyone have an idea of how to capture the new range? |
Retrieving chart series range data
Sorry, this got posted under the wrong thread.
Here is one for you http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip83.htm -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Tom Ogilvy" wrote in message ... Sub CleanUpData() Dim rng as range, rng1 as range On Error resume Next Range("C:D").Specialcells(xlConstants,xlTextValues ).EntireRow.Delete Range("C:D").SpecialCells(xlFormulas(xlTextValues) .EntireRow.Delete Range("C:D").SpecialCells(xlBlanks).entirerow.Dele te On Error goto 0 End sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mitch" wrote in message ... When you select an embeded scatter chart the x-data and y-data range is automatically bordered (in the source data table) by Excel. You are able to alter the range included in the chart by sliding the hot-spot of the border to resize it. If it is possible I would like to retrieve the range (in A1 format) of the newly resized border. This is to be part of an interactive chart modifying procedure in VBA. Does anyone have an idea of how to capture the new range? |
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