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Default Capture Events on programmatically generated Charts

Excel 2003, I create a chart programmatically. Now I would like to capture
Click Events on that chart I just created. It doesn't seem I can put code
under that object via code.

My actual situation is I have run time data, and my customer and I have not
been able to come up with a programmatic way of reliably finding certain
sections of data to be used for further calculations. (His current method is,
"I look at it")

My thought was to display a graph of the data, using builtin excel tools,
and eventually let him pick points. Maybe an alt-click or something on a
series would pop up a menu where he could designate which one of three
sections this is. Based on that selection I could process N points around it
or whatever.

Since I'm still trying to figure out how to do this, any ideas on how I
could detect a click on a chart/series that doesn't exist at code time would
be appreciated.

Thanks, Bob

 
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