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iI am wondering if there is a way to use code to find cells that a chart is
linked to. For instance, if I right-click on a chart, and click on Source Data, I can then see the cells that the chart is linked to in the €˜Data Range or €˜Series tabs. Can I use a macro to automatically color the cells that feed that chart. I would envision clicking on a chart and running the code. Essentially: ActiveChart.ChartArea.Select Hilight the cells that are selected... So, I would just highlight the cells in this range. That way, I can easily see the charts source data. Is that possible? Thanks, Ryan-- -- Ryan--- If this information was helpful, please indicate this by clicking ''Yes''. |
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