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If I have a worksheet which contains two charts, is there an event that I can
catch which will tell me when the user changes their selection from one to
the other? The reason is I have some Ribbon controls that change depending
on the chart type, and I want to invalidate the ribbon if the chart selection
changes

Many thanks in advance!
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Hi,

You can use a class to capture chartobject events. There is an Activate or
Deactivate event you could hook into.
http://www.computorcompanion.com/LPMArticle.asp?ID=221


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If I have a worksheet which contains two charts, is there an event that I
can
catch which will tell me when the user changes their selection from one to
the other? The reason is I have some Ribbon controls that change
depending
on the chart type, and I want to invalidate the ribbon if the chart
selection
changes

Many thanks in advance!


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