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Hi,

I have an Excel file with several office data connections. I'm having
minimum difficulty with the data that comes in and is used in various charts.
What i am having trouble with is when i have to manipulate the data as it is
to be presented in a tabular format with formatting etc. I'm doing this
automatically from an application, however am setting up the basics in an
Excel file which will be used as a template.

The paticular table i'm trying to produce is almost there aside from a bar
chart which sits alongside the table and each bar is specific to the row it
sits next to. What i need to do is once the data is refreshed i want to
resize my chart object so that it is the same height as the number of rows
in its data range. I figure i can do this is VBA behind the scenes but i need
to know is what event I can add the code to and where this goes in the VBA
project behind the scenes.

Is it also possible that everytime the file is opened that i don't get a
warning regarding diabled macros.

Thanks in advance,

G
 
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