ExcelBanter - Create graph if value is greater that zero

Hi,

First of all, you can use the Macro Recorder to generate the code
producing your chart. Before going through the steps of creating the
chart, ToolsMacroRecord new macro...

After specifying the macro name a toolbox comes up with the record and
stop buttons. Stop after you have created the chart to your liking and
have moved it exactly where you want it.

Second, the following VBA Event Procedure will run automatically if a
change in A1 is detected:

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
If Target.Address = "$A$1" Then
If Target.Value = xxxx
'..............
End If
End If
End Sub

In the place of the ........... you can paste the code generated by
the macro recorder. Change the cell (leave the $$) in the 2nd line of
the above code to your desired one. Change the xxxx with the value you
want in order for the chart to show.

This is a special type of a macro and it must be located in the code
module of the sheet you want this to happen. Right click the sheet
tab, choose View Code... and then the VBA IDE will come up. You can
paste the code in the window and then copy and paste from Module1,
which will have been created by the recorder.

Good luck!
Kostis Vezerides

musicgirl wrote:
Hi....

How can I create a "conditional" graph. Meaning...I have ten things that I
track each week and I would like a graph to automatically create itself as
long as the value is greater than zero. I understand that I can possibly
achieve this using a Macro but I do not have the faintest idea how to start.

Any help would be fantastic. Cheers!