How to change color in chart without highlighting, by using VBA

geo77

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I have a chart and I want, by using VBA to change the color of series1, but WITHOUT highlighting or activating the chart.

How would this code:
ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("CoasterMainChart").Activate
ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(1).Border.ColorIndex = 45

be able to be turned into something like this:
ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("CoasterMainChart").SeriesCollection(1).Border.ColorIndex = 45

which right gives me an error.

Thanks!
 

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VBA Code:
ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("CoasterMainChart").Chart.SeriesCollection(1).Border.ColorIndex = 45
 
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