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Default ChartObjects.Count is incorrect

Hello all,

I've run into a stupid issue, and I'm not sure how to get around it.

I'm trying to automatically change the data source of a chart. Basically
every month I need to move the data source ahead by a row (advance the chart
window by a month).

I'm trying to loop through the chart objects of the worksheet and I guess
there were numerous charts added then deleted. So my ChartObjects.Count
returns 13, but there are only 6 charts.

How can I either:
a) Reset the counter of ChartObjects?
b) Edit the chart names to be (for example) Chart 1 - Chart 6? Right now,
it's not consistent what charts were left. There's no continuous run of
values I can loop through.
c) Only look at valid charts? The chart has a name, so I can't screen out
using that variable. Maybe another is (consistently) missing from
non-viewable charts? I don't know.

Any ideas are appreciated.

Thanks,
Jay

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