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excel 2007 Seriescollection.Add bug
Can someone please confirm if this is a problem with excel 2007.
When I manually add a data series to a chart, the new series becomes the last series in the SeriesCollection object. When I add a data series using VBA either by .Pasting or by using SeriesCollection.Add, the new series becomes the first series on the chart. Earlier excel versions don't do this. Is there any way to force excel 2007 to add the series to the end of the collection, and thereby match the behavior of earlier excel versions? Thanks, Brian Murphy |
excel 2007 Seriescollection.Add bug
False alarm. Sort of.
It turns out that the series numbering ended up different in Excel 2007 because Excel 2007 has different behavior while executing a statement that does Selection.Formula = "=SERIES(...." If the series number is not explicitly given in the above statement, then excel 2007 changed the selected series to be series number 1. Earlier versions didn't do this. So the fix was easy - to just give the series number. Brian On Aug 27, 10:31 pm, wrote: Can someone please confirm if this is a problem withexcel2007. When I manually add a data series to a chart, the new series becomes the last series in the SeriesCollection object. When I add a data series using VBA either by .Pasting or by using SeriesCollection.Add, the new series becomes the first series on the chart. Earlierexcel versions don't do this. Is there any way to forceexcel2007to add the series to the end of the collection, and thereby match the behavior of earlierexcel versions? Thanks, Brian Murphy |
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