Runtime error setting XValues property

aboons

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Hi all,

This is my code. It's supposed to change the XValues as well as Values property of a series of charts (nmbrObjects + 1). The code generates a runtime error in the bold part.

Funny thing is that it doens't do so for x = 2, it starts when x = 3. Apparently it's something to do with the particular chart that is activated when x = 3.

Any clues?



Rich (BB code):
For x = 2 To nmbrObjects + 1

    OBJECTCOLUMN = Sheets("LookupData").Cells(5, x).Value
    Yield = 100 * (Sheets("CLEAN_DATA_PER_DATE").Cells(LAST, OBJECTCOLUMN).Value / Sheets("CLEAN_DATA_PER_DATE").Cells(FIRST, OBJECTCOLUMN).Value - 1)


    ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Chart " & x - 1 & "").Activate
    
    With ActiveChart
        .ChartArea.Select 
        .SeriesCollection(1).XValues = _
            "=CLEAN_DATA_PER_DATE!R" & FIRST & "C77:R" & LAST & "C77"        
        .SeriesCollection(1).Values = _
            "=CLEAN_DATA_PER_DATE!R" & FIRST & "C" & OBJECTCOLUMN & ":R" & LAST &  "C" & OBJECTCOLUMN & ""
        .ChartTitle.Characters.Text = Sheets("LookupData").Cells(2, x).Value & "   " & WorksheetFunction.Round(Yield, 2) & "%"
    End With
     
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.SeriesCollection(1).XValues ="CLEAN_DATA_PER_DATE!R" & FIRST & "C77:R" & LAST & "C77"

similarly for the next line
 
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Hi venkat1926 ,

Thanks, but it didn't seem to help. I have however copied the source data from chart1 and pasted it into all the other charts and now it appears to work, even if I change the variables.

I'll probably run into this one again later on, but we'll cross that bridge when we come to it.

Regards.
 
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