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Help using indirect addressing in chart series
Hi,
I have named a single cell "DataCount" and a complete column "DataRange". In DataCount i have the count(DataRange) function. I would like to use DataCount when specifying the series range in a chart. ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Values = "='System 4'!R2C13:R35C13" In this example I need to substitute R35 with DataCount. What is the correct syntax? Thanks in advance, |
Help using indirect addressing in chart series
val = range("DataCount").Value
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Values = "='System 4'!R2C13:R" & val & "C13" "GC" wrote in message ... Hi, I have named a single cell "DataCount" and a complete column "DataRange". In DataCount i have the count(DataRange) function. I would like to use DataCount when specifying the series range in a chart. ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Values = "='System 4'!R2C13:R35C13" In this example I need to substitute R35 with DataCount. What is the correct syntax? Thanks in advance, |
Help using indirect addressing in chart series
Thank you so much Patrick.
GC "Patrick Molloy" wrote in message ... val = range("DataCount").Value ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Values = "='System 4'!R2C13:R" & val & "C13" "GC" wrote in message ... Hi, I have named a single cell "DataCount" and a complete column "DataRange". In DataCount i have the count(DataRange) function. I would like to use DataCount when specifying the series range in a chart. ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Values = "='System 4'!R2C13:R35C13" In this example I need to substitute R35 with DataCount. What is the correct syntax? Thanks in advance, |
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