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I thought maybe
Application.Screenupdating = false may do it but no. Is it possible does anyone know to select your chart but not have the nadles markers show? Kind regards, Mark |
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One almost never needs to select a chart (or any other object for that
matter). Set a variable to the chart in question and use that variable. dim aChart as chart set aChart=activesheet.chartobjects(1).chart msgbox achart.seriescollection.count -- Regards, Tushar Mehta www.tushar-mehta.com Multi-disciplinary business expertise + Technology skills = Optimal solution to your business problem Recipient Microsoft MVP award 2000-2005 In article , says... I thought maybe Application.Screenupdating = false may do it but no. Is it possible does anyone know to select your chart but not have the nadles markers show? Kind regards, Mark |
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