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combine chart types using VBA
I'm trying to create a chart combining lines with columns. I know it can be
done manually, so I recorded a Macro to show me what commands to use. It recorded, for example: ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(seriesNumber).ChartTy pe = xlColumnClustered When I use this command on my VBA code changing the series from a xlLine Graph to xlColumnClustered, my whole graph series becomes Columns, not only the one I wanted to change. Can this be done by other way? |
combine chart types using VBA
Can someone PLEASE tell me how to combine chart types using VBA?
Is it even possible? thanks "bbussoloti" wrote: I'm trying to create a chart combining lines with columns. I know it can be done manually, so I recorded a Macro to show me what commands to use. It recorded, for example: ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(seriesNumber).ChartTy pe = xlColumnClustered When I use this command on my VBA code changing the series from a xlLine Graph to xlColumnClustered, my whole graph series becomes Columns, not only the one I wanted to change. Can this be done by other way? |
combine chart types using VBA
Ok i've done it. Thanks
"bbussoloti" wrote: Can someone PLEASE tell me how to combine chart types using VBA? Is it even possible? thanks "bbussoloti" wrote: I'm trying to create a chart combining lines with columns. I know it can be done manually, so I recorded a Macro to show me what commands to use. It recorded, for example: ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(seriesNumber).ChartTy pe = xlColumnClustered When I use this command on my VBA code changing the series from a xlLine Graph to xlColumnClustered, my whole graph series becomes Columns, not only the one I wanted to change. Can this be done by other way? |
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