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Hello Folks,
I'm wondering if this is as easy as describing it is. Based on two (height and width) or three (height, width and depth) variables , I'd like 2D and 3D structures populated as in the attachment.
Hello Folks,
I'm wondering if this is as easy as describing it is. Based on two (height and width) or three (height, width and depth) variables , I'd like 2D and 3D structures populated as in the attachment.
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Not really a solution, but I reckon you could do this with an xy graph, take a look at this workbook by Andy: http://www.andypope.info/charts/3drotate.zip
It's a bit mindblowing
Actually, that wouldn't work, there's no fill
Cheers Kyle. I did see that and that did blow my mind too
I couldn't figure out how to apply that approach to this issue. I need to study Andy's file a bit more I reckon.
I think you will have more success manipulating shapes with VBA rather than try to chart it.
The problem with using charts is overcoming the category axes limitations.
Cheers Andy, wise words indeed. I'll give that a go
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