chart sources

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    VBA to set the Source Data of a Chart as a Variable

    Hi, I was wondering if it is possible to set the source data in a chart as a variable? Or even just display it in a msgbox? I tried to do MsgBox cht.SetSourceData.Source but that obviously didn't work as I believe that is how you set the source... Anyone have any ideas for me? Thanks, Eoin
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    Selection -> Range -> Chart

    Hey guys, since I am a real loser at using range, I gotta ask you the following. I want to create a chart from an area of data. Please see the following code and tell me what I am doing wrong. Many thanks! ' variables Dim AAAA as Worksheet Dim BBBB as Range 'requested range...
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    Referencing Variable Worksheet names in chart source data

    Forgive me if I am wrong but I cannot find the answer to my question on other threads so I am going to ask. Background Info: Using - Excel 2007 through windows xp I am accessing a SQL server to retrieve a table of data. I am then using a macro to open a userform in which the user inputs data...

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