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I am trying to build a range object to feed a chart input. I want to
move from old to new: ' OLD myChart.SetSourceData Source:=Sheets("Main Sheet").Range( _ "DF71:IS71,DF73:IS73"), PlotBy:=xlRows ' NEW myChart.SetSourceData Source:=ws , PlotBy:=xlRows Here is the way I built the robj. I use the other range objects to collect row and column info. What am I doing wrong? Dim ws As Range Set ws = myWs.Range( _ myWs.Range(myWs.Cells(Date_Week.row, FirstDataCol.Column), myWs.Cells(Date_Week.row, LastDataCol.Column)), _ myWs.Range(myWs.Cells(Pool_Sum.row, FirstDataCol.Column), myWs.Cells(Pool_Sum.row, LastDataCol.Column))) The chart doesn't die, but the results are a mess. Thank you (I have verified in debug mode that the row and column numbers returned by all ranges are correct) |
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