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I believe you have to use ChartObjects if the charts are embedded on your
worksheets. If they have their own page the you can just use Charts. See VBA help for details. "Tom" wrote: I am trying to modify a bunch of charts using a For each loop. However when I check to count the number of charts I get 0. Here is my code: MsgBox ActiveWorkbook.Charts.Count (this message show 0 charts) ' however this following message indicates the workbook contains a chart named Chart 85 MsgBox ActiveWorkbook.Charts.Name (this message show "Chart 85") So since there are 0 charts the for loop does not work For Each mychart In ActiveWorkbook.Charts |
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