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1. Enter an Excel Chart Sheet via VBA and plot a chart thereof.
2. Have attempted to locate the y-axis by giving, ActiveChart.Axes("xlValue").Left 3. But, needless to say, it has not worked well. 4. Nevertheless, what else would be a viable alternative to return the position of Axes("xlValue") ? 5. Please share your experience. 6. Regards. |
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ActiveChart.Axes(xlValue).Left - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ wrote in message oups.com... 1. Enter an Excel Chart Sheet via VBA and plot a chart thereof. 2. Have attempted to locate the y-axis by giving, ActiveChart.Axes("xlValue").Left 3. But, needless to say, it has not worked well. 4. Nevertheless, what else would be a viable alternative to return the position of Axes("xlValue") ? 5. Please share your experience. 6. Regards. |
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Mr. Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Thank you very much indeed and still, thank you again. Regards. |
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