Creating Charts in Excel 2003 with VBA
This article from Microsoft describes how to create charts in Excel 2003 using VBA.
Posted on Thursday, October 08, 2009 |
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This article from Microsoft describes how to create charts in Excel 2003 using VBA.
Learn how easy it is to use the Excel 2003 Object Model to customize the way you work with Excel.
This Microsoft article described how you can link a chart title, label, or text box to a worksheet cell in Excel 2003.
The Journal of Accountancy demonstrates how arrays can speed and simplify your work while making it less prone to errors.
The Journal of Accountancy describes how you can access Excel's autocorrect function to stop Excel from displaying the copyright symbol when you really want "c".
The Office Developer Center provides a wealth of information concerning the Excel chart object model.
The Spreadsheet Page provides a series of VBA functions that extract unique values from an array or range.
The RibbonX Visual Designer is a VBA add-in that is designed to help with the construction of Ribbon interfaces. It is available for free when you visit Andy Pope's AJP Excel Information site.
John Green shows how to use VBA to add a label to a point by referencing a range other than the original source.
Two posts from Bill Manville to the Microsoft Excel Programming Discussion Group show how to use VBA to find precedent and dependent cell references:
August 13, 2001 | September 7, 2001
