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Dear All,

can anybody though a light on following topic.
As i want to accomplish the following.
Create the chart Programmatically
Create Links Programmatically
Name Ranges Programmatically

Please assist ?

Rgds,

Aligahk06.
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For the last one:

Sub Namer()
Range("A1:A2").Name = "Ali"
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"Aligahk06" wrote:

Dear All,

can anybody though a light on following topic.
As i want to accomplish the following.
Create the chart Programmatically
Create Links Programmatically
Name Ranges Programmatically

Please assist ?

Rgds,

Aligahk06.

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Have you tried the macro recorder?


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On Thu, 15 Oct 2009 09:31:08 -0700, Aligahk06
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Dear All,

can anybody though a light on following topic.
As i want to accomplish the following.
Create the chart Programmatically
Create Links Programmatically
Name Ranges Programmatically

Please assist ?

Rgds,

Aligahk06.


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