In excel 2003 to Define Name I write

Names in workbook: Values
Refers to: =Sheet1!$B$7:$C$7-Sheet1!$B$3:$C$3

and to SERIES formula I write

=SERIES(;;Book1!Values;1)

It works perfect in excel 2003, but doesn’t work in excel 2007.

Also other function
=SUM(Sheet1!$B$2:$D$8)
or
=AVERAGE(Sheet1!$B$2:$D$8)
or
=MAX(Sheet1!$B$2:$D$8)
or another function

and create Chart with SERIES formula:
=SERIES(;;Book1!Name;1)

It works perfect in excel 2003, but doesn’t work in excel 2007.
Why?
Maybe it is excel 2007 bug or anything else?

Thanks

Just used your macro, works a treat and I can now happily copy 12 charts 10 times with new data with minimum fuss.

Thanks a lot.

Noel.

My utility only works for the ranges in the Series tab of the dialog, which are reflected in the series formulas. Whether the Data Range tab shows a range or not is immaterial.

What do your series formulas look like? What are you using for the Change From and Change To strings?

And it did work on some of graphs, but not most. Upon looking closer, I found that most of the graps have a blank Data range field in the “Data Range” tab of the Source Data dialog. At the bottom it says “The Chart Data Range is too complex to be displayed…”

Instead I have to switch tabs to “Series” and find the data ranges there, for each individual Series. But it seems your utility doesn’t work for the ranges within the Series tab. Is there any way to fix this?

(by the way the graps are not very complicated, just a series or two and a date range)

Thanks

Stuart

For such a simple utility, I did not build in the ability to remember where the user left the toolbar. It always comes up in the same place.

But, how do I get the floating menu that comes up when Excel starts to locate itself in the menu bars. I have to move it out of the way everytime.

Thanks,

Stuart