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Hi All,
I am programmatically creating a chart and I believe it is cleaner to do it by having vba throw values into the chart rather than throw the values into cells for the chart to read off. I have no probem creating the chart and having it display as required but I am meeting with frustration with the associated data table. I format he numbers of the graph to be a percentage through: ActiveChart.Axes(xlValue).TickLabels.NumberFormat = "0.00%" This is fine but this does not transfer to the data table. The table will display the values in their decimal form instead. Is there a way to fix this? Also is there a way to label the data table columns? Without referencing cells. I know when creating the series it only lets me title the values through a cell range, can i manually add the series titles through vba instead? eg my data table depics 1 2 3 4 as the titles but I want to change these to meaningful names. Apart from this nuisance vba has done well for creating a graph without direct reference to cells for the values. Help is appreciated and I thank any helps in advance. Regards,, Clint |
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