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Is there a way to programatically determine a chart object's name when
it's not active? ThisWorkbook provides access to the name of the workbook that contains the code without it having to be the active workbook. I would like to be able to get the name of the chart object that contains the macro code even when it's not the active chart. I have a macro that I want to use as a template to copy to a chart object's code page that will only run if that chart is active. I'm trying to get around having to change the chart name in the code every time I copy it to a new chart object. |
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