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Default Chart Seriew Values

I have an existing macro that charts user selected data after perfroming a
few 'conditioning' functions. The macro works for low numbers of data points
but does not work for series' with large numbers of data points (30 for
example). The data range is read from any Excel workbook into a memory array
named thisDataSet. 'thisDataSet' is redimensioned earlier in the macro
following elimination of unwanted data points. That part produces the
correct array size and the correct data points. I use the following code to
populate the chart series values:
Charts.Add
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Values = thisDataSet
When the macro does not work it always stops at the
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection line and gives the message:
Run-time error '1004': Unable to set the Values property of the Series
class.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.

 
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