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Default VB scripped works in Excel 2003 but fails in 2007

I tried to duplicate the error by running this code:

MsgBox Sheet1.Shapes("chart 2").TopLeftCell.Offset(0, -3).Address

but no problem. I'm not sure what your object was exactly since you didn't
post that part of your code.

Of course if the chart were too far left you'd get an error but that would
be true in Excel 2003 also. And the error would be different that what you
reported.

I had to tweak a lot of my code dealing with shapes to get it running in
Excel 2007.

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| Our roll out of Office 2007 has been put on hold because our engineering
| department has an excel spreadsheet in Excel 2003 they have used for years
| but fails in Excel 2007
|
| The error is
| Run-time error '-2147417848 (800 10 108)':
| Method 'Offset' of object 'Range' failed
|
| When I run debug after the failure this is the section of code that is
high
| lighted
| .Chart.SetSourceData _
| Source:=.TopLeftCell.Offset(0, -3).Resize(RepMeasurements, 2), _
| PlotBy:=xlColumns
|
| I'm a network guy so VB is not my strong point.
|
| Thank you for any help.

 
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