"Scroll:=True" equivalence for a chart

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When in a macro you use

Application.Goto Reference:="xxxx", scroll:=True

reference="xxxx" appears as the first cell in the left corner of your screen. I need to select an embeeded chart and that this chart 's top left position "scrolls" to the first visible position in the active sheet: which will be the "equivalent" statements to accomplish this?.

Thanks a lot for your help
 

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