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Robin Clay
Greetings !
I sought help in here this morning - and help I received !
For which, muchos gracias.
But I was wrong - AGAIN !
I had thought that the problem was with numbering the
Chart. It wasn't.
When running, the procedure ground to a halt, and I
deduced what the problem was erroneously.
However.... I thought you kight just be interested in what
the problem REALLY was -
Here's the snatch of code -
.....
.SeriesCollection(1).Name = Worksheets
("Comparison").Range("D2").Value <<-- ERROR !
.....
.SeriesCollection(1).XValues = "=Comparison!R9C3:R" &
HCEEndRow & "C3"
.SeriesCollection(1).Values = "=Comparison!R9C4:R" &
HCEEndRow & "C4"
.....
The REAL problem was that the Range to be plotted
contained #REF!
and for SOME reason, "it" wouldn't accept the line where
the error occurred.
So I have swapped that line and put it AFTER the "Range"
lines -
Voila ! Pas de problem....
Thanks again, guys, for your help.
Regards
Robin
RClay AT haswell DOT com
I sought help in here this morning - and help I received !
For which, muchos gracias.
But I was wrong - AGAIN !
I had thought that the problem was with numbering the
Chart. It wasn't.
When running, the procedure ground to a halt, and I
deduced what the problem was erroneously.
However.... I thought you kight just be interested in what
the problem REALLY was -
Here's the snatch of code -
.....
.SeriesCollection(1).Name = Worksheets
("Comparison").Range("D2").Value <<-- ERROR !
.....
.SeriesCollection(1).XValues = "=Comparison!R9C3:R" &
HCEEndRow & "C3"
.SeriesCollection(1).Values = "=Comparison!R9C4:R" &
HCEEndRow & "C4"
.....
The REAL problem was that the Range to be plotted
contained #REF!
and for SOME reason, "it" wouldn't accept the line where
the error occurred.
So I have swapped that line and put it AFTER the "Range"
lines -
Voila ! Pas de problem....
Thanks again, guys, for your help.
Regards
Robin
RClay AT haswell DOT com