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Default Excel 2010 Charting in Userform - Can't Access OWC11 Control from Toolbox??

On Aug 4, 10:29*pm, GS wrote:
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Good people,


I am stumped...


Chronology:
*I use VBA to perform many calculations
*I store these calculations in Access
*I do all this using the VBE from Excel
*I retrieve values from Access, and then store them in local arrays
*I bind these arrays to ChartSpaces within UserForms
*I've done this successfully using OWC11 and Excel 2007 on a 32-bit version
of Vista *I've upgraded Windows 7 64-bit and to Office 2010
*Immediately I start getting errors :'( about references, and some
additional keywords I need to use for my code to work on a 64-bit *I
updated the references/libraries, and modified the code to run in Office
2010 on 64-bit Windows 7 (e.g. adding the PtrSafe keyword to declaration
statements). *I can now run calculation routines successfully *When I open
up the UserForms, however, the ChartSpaces are missing?? *I make sure OWC11
is referenced correctly; I can browse it within the object browser, so
everything seems fine to me... *I try to add "additional controls...." to
the toolbox form, but I cannot find the ChartSpace control under the list
of available controls :''(


Can anyone help me out?
If I can just get the ChartSpace control to the toolbox form, then I
can just re-add the required ChartSpaces that my code references...


I have not been able to solve this problem on my own, and I was unable
to find a solution form internet searches. *I am at a loss; any help
would be greatly appreciated,
B


What is a ChartSpace control? What library/ocx is it found in? Does
that library/ocx ship with MSO x64 in a 64 bit version?

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Garry,

Sorry for the late reply, but I was not alerted via e-mail about your
post?...

Anyway, from my understanding, a chartspace control is part of
Microsoft Offioe Web Controls/Components. I use OWC11 (after 2003
they seem to have discontinued the updates, but it is still
supported). This can be downloaded from the following address:
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en....aspx?id=22276

I use the ChartSpace control in order to create an office chart
"within" a UserForm (i.e. instead of pasting an image-file of a chart
in the userform). This is my prefered method, and has worked in the
past...

Once OWC11 is installed, I go to Tools Additional Controls
Microsoft Office Chart vXX.0 which sets a reference to the OWC
library. Here in lies the problem, there is no ".. Office Chart..."
under additional controls to make the reference where there should be.

I am not aware of any other way to graph within a UserForm; if there
is, this would be a potential solution to my problem as well...

Thanks,
B

 
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