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| Setting Chart Data points with an array?
Any words of advice? |
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| Re: Setting Chart Data points with an array?
Can you go in the VBE, do Tools > References, and look to see if one of the checked references (which are all at the top of the list) starts with MISSING. Try to just uncheck it and see if the error disappeared. If that doesnt work then create a new module and put the code in there instead of the worksheet.
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| Re: Setting Chart Data points with an array?
I found out that the problems were: A.) I was using a String rather than a Range B.) I did not include the sheet it was meant to get said data points from. C.) I used "ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=Range(ColumnAmtStr)" when the correct format for a Range object was "ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=ColumnAmtStr" This one is as good as solved! Thanks for the help though. |
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