Multiple Non Adjacent Ranges For Chart

  • Hi,


    I am generating a chart through a macro. I am using 4 non adjacent range and the end point of the range is represented by a variable as the end point is not fixed. I am using following code.





    Can any one please help to rectify the error. Your help is highly appreciated.


    Regards


    Angshuman

  • Re: Select Multiple Non Adjacent Range For Chart With Variables


    Code
    Source:= Sheets("Summary").Range( _ 
    "StartPoint1:EndPoint1,StartPoint2:EndPoint2,StartPoint3:EndPoint3,StartPoint4:EndPoint4")


    Should probably be:


    Code
    Source:= Sheets("Summary").Range( _ 
    StartPoint1 & ":" & EndPoint1 & "," & StartPoint2 & ":" & EndPoint2 & "," & StartPoint3 & ":" & EndPoint3 & "," & StartPoint4 & ":" & EndPoint4)


    You can't put your variables in the quotes or VB treats them as literals. You have to concatenqate them with the ampersand symbol.


    hth,


    Mav

  • Re: Select Multiple Non Adjacent Range For Chart With Variables


    Hi ,


    I changed as per your advice and it worked. however there are two more lines in my code which are as below and needs some changes.


    Code
    ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=Sheets("Summary").Range( _
        StartPoint1 & ":" & EndPoint1 & "," & StartPoint2 & ":" & EndPoint2 & "," & StartPoint3 & ":" & EndPoint3 & "," & StartPoint4 & ":" & EndPoint4)
    
    
    ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(4).Name = "=Summary!R17C7"
    ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(4).XValues = "=Summary!R19C2:R23C2"


    In the above code I need to change the range of the SeriesCollection(4).Xvalues with variables.


    Please help


    Thanks and Regards


    Angshuman

  • Re: Select Multiple Non Adjacent Range For Chart With Variables


    Try changing:

    Code
    ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=Sheets("Summary").Range( _ 
    "StartPoint1:EndPoint1,StartPoint2:EndPoint2,StartPoint3:EndPoint3,StartPoint4:EndPoint4"), PlotBy:=xlColumns

    to

    Code
    ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=Sheets("Summary").Range(StartPoint1 & ":" & EndPoint1 & "," & StartPoint2 & ":" & EndPoint2 & "," & StartPoint3 & ":" & EndPoint3 & "," & StartPoint4 & ":" & EndPoint4), PlotBy:=xlColumns

    or reduce the number of '&'s in the final line with

    but it may be easier to:

    Code
    Sub blah2()
    myRow = 5
    With Sheets("Summary")
     Set myRng1 = .Range("C19").Resize(myRow)
     Set myRng2 = .Range("E19").Resize(myRow)
     Set myRng3 = .Range("G19").Resize(myRow)
     Set myRng4 = .Range("I19").Resize(myRow)
    End With
    ActiveChart.SetSourceData Source:=Union(myRng1, myRng2, myRng3, myRng4), PlotBy:=xlColumns
    End Sub

    p45cal
    ps not fully tested (all except for setting up a chart (the ranges have been verified))
    pps I changed Row to myRow since 'Row' is a reserved word (or some such!).

  • Re: Select Multiple Non Adjacent Range For Chart With Variables


    Hi p4,


    It gives Copile Error "Object Required'..Please advise


    Thanks and Rehards


    Angshuman

  • Re: Select Multiple Non Adjacent Range For Chart With Variables


    What macro gives the error, and which line (if applicable)?

  • Re: Select Multiple Non Adjacent Range For Chart With Variables


    Hi,


    Following are the codes I am using now. The code i working fine for the first graph. however for the next graph it gives error "Run -time error '1004'; Application-definded or Object-defined error"..Please help.



    Thanks and Regards,


    Angshuman

  • Re: Multiple Non Adjacent Ranges For Chart


    Can you post an example workbook of your data, use random numbers is work sensitive.


    My test of your code works and creates two charts.

    [h4]Cheers
    Andy
    [/h4]

  • Re: Multiple Non Adjacent Ranges For Chart


    Hi Andy,


    As per my understanding, it is because when I the second chart is being created, it is also taking the old data range. Can you please tell me the code with whcihc I can delete the old data range that was used for the first chart.


    Thanks and Regards


    Angshuman

  • Re: Multiple Non Adjacent Ranges For Chart


    Not the case in my test. Each chart is based on different non adjacent ranges.


    I think a test dataset would help. At least I would be able to generate the problem you see.

    [h4]Cheers
    Andy
    [/h4]

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