awaiting the execution of code...
 

I have a Selection.FormulaArray line of code that has to wait on a link to
supply data to compute the array formula and populate the cells it controls.

Well, from those data, I calculate min and max cell values to carry over to
a chart to define the limits on the Y-axis.

My issue is the code executes down and to the point where it wants those min
and max values, but they are not available... yet... so I get an error
message.

I have tried Application.Wait Now + TimeValue ("00:00:15") and other similar
tactics hoping to slow the execution of the code until the
Selection.FormulaArray grabs its data and performs the calculations, but in
every case, whatever method I employ seems to stop the calculation process,
so I gain no advantage by attempting to sort of pause the code execution
until the data are ready for the min and max variables.

What a mess... I am looking for some way to work around this. My thanks
in advance for any suggestions.

B. Reid

awaiting the execution of code...
 

Have you tried placing DoEvents before the chart processing?
Brad wrote:
I have a Selection.FormulaArray line of code that has to wait on a link to
supply data to compute the array formula and populate the cells it controls.

Well, from those data, I calculate min and max cell values to carry over to
a chart to define the limits on the Y-axis.

My issue is the code executes down and to the point where it wants those min
and max values, but they are not available... yet... so I get an error
message.

I have tried Application.Wait Now + TimeValue ("00:00:15") and other similar
tactics hoping to slow the execution of the code until the
Selection.FormulaArray grabs its data and performs the calculations, but in
every case, whatever method I employ seems to stop the calculation process,
so I gain no advantage by attempting to sort of pause the code execution
until the data are ready for the min and max variables.

What a mess... I am looking for some way to work around this. My thanks
in advance for any suggestions.

B. Reid