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Default Chart Deselect in 2007

Hi,

I found threads speaking about almost the same problem but with a big
difference: it involved an embedded chart and I'm using a chart sheet.

So here is my problem:
I'm trying to deselect a chartarea in a chart sheet.
For this, I was using the following lines in Excel 2003 and earlier which
worked fine:
MyChart.ChartArea.Select
MyChart.Deselect

For some reason, this no longer works in Excel 2007 and yet pressing ESC or
clicking on the ugly blue/silver/black border (depending on the color scheme)
around the chart does the trick but obviously recording a macro does not
record any event for these actions.
So I was wondering... is this a known issue, and is there another way to
deselect the chart programmatically (other than using SendKeys "{ESC}") ?

Thanks.

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