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Mark Stephens
Hi,
I have been slaving over some code to insert values into a source sheet for
a pie chart that is dynamic (a la Mr Pearson's offset formula).
I was just about to pop the champagne when I got it working, and excel
decided to dampen my celebration by disabling the chart completely!!!! Mucho
annoying...
I have deleted the offending chart sheet and inserted a new chart form
scratch, redefined the source to the named ranges defined in the formula -
names dialogue, and seen the chart in all its glory.
After taking the champagne off ice I made the mistake of running the code
once more and guess what??? The chart stared back at me with a featureless
desert of blue, no segments relected at all despite the chart source
admantly asserting it is reflecting the named ranges. I assure you it is
lying!!!! Can someone please help.
Kind regards, Mark
I have been slaving over some code to insert values into a source sheet for
a pie chart that is dynamic (a la Mr Pearson's offset formula).
I was just about to pop the champagne when I got it working, and excel
decided to dampen my celebration by disabling the chart completely!!!! Mucho
annoying...
I have deleted the offending chart sheet and inserted a new chart form
scratch, redefined the source to the named ranges defined in the formula -
names dialogue, and seen the chart in all its glory.
After taking the champagne off ice I made the mistake of running the code
once more and guess what??? The chart stared back at me with a featureless
desert of blue, no segments relected at all despite the chart source
admantly asserting it is reflecting the named ranges. I assure you it is
lying!!!! Can someone please help.
Kind regards, Mark