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I have the following macro that pulls out references to external files and
references the current sheet. I'm sure it's a simple fix to someone, but I can't get it. Sub SeriesFix() Dim aWB As Workbook Dim aWS As Worksheet Dim objCht As Object Dim chtSeries As Series Dim sName As String Dim sReplace As String Dim sTemp As String 'This sub will remove all references to files on other servers within the 'chart series Set aWB = ActiveWorkbook For Each aWS In aWB.Worksheets Debug.Print aWS.Name sName = "*" & aWS.Name & "*" sReplace = "'" & aWS.Name & "'!" For Each objCht In aWS.ChartObjects With objCht.Chart Debug.Print .Name For Each chtSeries In .SeriesCollection With chtSeries If .Formula Like sName Then sTemp = Replace(.Formula, _ sReplace, "") Debug.Print sTemp, .Formula chtSeries.Formula = sTemp <~~~~~doesn't like this End If End With Next chtSeries End With Next objCht Next aWS End Sub I'm guessing I need to change the X and Y parts of the series. Thanks for any assistance. Barb Reinhardt |
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Never mind. For some reason I thought it was looking at other workbook when
the worksheet name was defined as the workbook name I extracted the worksheet from. No wonder it didn't work right. Thanks anyway. Barb "Barb Reinhardt" wrote: I have the following macro that pulls out references to external files and references the current sheet. I'm sure it's a simple fix to someone, but I can't get it. Sub SeriesFix() Dim aWB As Workbook Dim aWS As Worksheet Dim objCht As Object Dim chtSeries As Series Dim sName As String Dim sReplace As String Dim sTemp As String 'This sub will remove all references to files on other servers within the 'chart series Set aWB = ActiveWorkbook For Each aWS In aWB.Worksheets Debug.Print aWS.Name sName = "*" & aWS.Name & "*" sReplace = "'" & aWS.Name & "'!" For Each objCht In aWS.ChartObjects With objCht.Chart Debug.Print .Name For Each chtSeries In .SeriesCollection With chtSeries If .Formula Like sName Then sTemp = Replace(.Formula, _ sReplace, "") Debug.Print sTemp, .Formula chtSeries.Formula = sTemp <~~~~~doesn't like this End If End With Next chtSeries End With Next objCht Next aWS End Sub I'm guessing I need to change the X and Y parts of the series. Thanks for any assistance. Barb Reinhardt |
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