Gang,

I've got a simple X*Y chart with year (1977-present) on the x-axis and
an estimate of deer population size on the y-axis (actually, there may
ultimately be 2 estimates/series). There is nothing really all that
fancy about it. It will be updated each year with the current year's
estimate. The problem is, I need 87 more just like it - 1 for each of
the 88 units that I manage.


I have been reading VBA and Excel books and I have yet to find an
example on how to "mass produce" a bunch of chart sheets. I take that
back - a simple "FOR NEXT" loop will generate the chart sheets. I'm at

a loss as to how to get the chart that I want with the "look" and data
that I need.


An idea thatI've had: Turn the macro recorder on and generate a
prototype chart. Cut and paste this code (after cleaning it up) into a

"FOR NEXT" loop and viola!


Clearly an oversimplification. Any sample code or other guidance would

be appreciated.


BTW the source data for each chart is all in a single worksheet and
looks like the folllowing:


County Year Population
Athens 1977 207
Athens 1978 305
Athens 2006 10,005
Belmont 1977 405
....


Mike

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

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Gang,

I've got a simple X*Y chart with year (1977-present) on the x-axis and
an estimate of deer population size on the y-axis (actually, there may
ultimately be 2 estimates/series). There is nothing really all that
fancy about it. It will be updated each year with the current year's
estimate. The problem is, I need 87 more just like it - 1 for each of
the 88 units that I manage.


I have been reading VBA and Excel books and I have yet to find an
example on how to "mass produce" a bunch of chart sheets. I take that
back - a simple "FOR NEXT" loop will generate the chart sheets. I'm at

a loss as to how to get the chart that I want with the "look" and data
that I need.


An idea thatI've had: Turn the macro recorder on and generate a
prototype chart. Cut and paste this code (after cleaning it up) into a

"FOR NEXT" loop and viola!


Clearly an oversimplification. Any sample code or other guidance would

be appreciated.


BTW the source data for each chart is all in a single worksheet and
looks like the folllowing:


County Year Population
Athens 1977 207
Athens 1978 305
Athens 2006 10,005
Belmont 1977 405
...


Mike

Again. Post in ONE group

--
Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

wrote in message
ups.com...
Gang,

I've got a simple X*Y chart with year (1977-present) on the x-axis and
an estimate of deer population size on the y-axis (actually, there may
ultimately be 2 estimates/series). There is nothing really all that
fancy about it. It will be updated each year with the current year's
estimate. The problem is, I need 87 more just like it - 1 for each of
the 88 units that I manage.


I have been reading VBA and Excel books and I have yet to find an
example on how to "mass produce" a bunch of chart sheets. I take that
back - a simple "FOR NEXT" loop will generate the chart sheets. I'm at

a loss as to how to get the chart that I want with the "look" and data
that I need.


An idea thatI've had: Turn the macro recorder on and generate a
prototype chart. Cut and paste this code (after cleaning it up) into a

"FOR NEXT" loop and viola!


Clearly an oversimplification. Any sample code or other guidance would

be appreciated.


BTW the source data for each chart is all in a single worksheet and
looks like the folllowing:


County Year Population
Athens 1977 207
Athens 1978 305
Athens 2006 10,005
Belmont 1977 405
...


Mike

You got a reply at one of your other posts.

wrote:

Gang,

I've got a simple X*Y chart with year (1977-present) on the x-axis and
an estimate of deer population size on the y-axis (actually, there may
ultimately be 2 estimates/series). There is nothing really all that
fancy about it. It will be updated each year with the current year's
estimate. The problem is, I need 87 more just like it - 1 for each of
the 88 units that I manage.

I have been reading VBA and Excel books and I have yet to find an
example on how to "mass produce" a bunch of chart sheets. I take that
back - a simple "FOR NEXT" loop will generate the chart sheets. I'm at

a loss as to how to get the chart that I want with the "look" and data
that I need.

An idea thatI've had: Turn the macro recorder on and generate a
prototype chart. Cut and paste this code (after cleaning it up) into a

"FOR NEXT" loop and viola!

Clearly an oversimplification. Any sample code or other guidance would

be appreciated.

BTW the source data for each chart is all in a single worksheet and
looks like the folllowing:

County Year Population
Athens 1977 207
Athens 1978 305
Athens 2006 10,005
Belmont 1977 405
...

Mike

--

Dave Peterson