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    exporting multiple charts as images

    Hi,

    I'm using the follwing code snippet to export the first chart in my workseheet as a gif file:

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    1) how can i edit this to use the chart name that is assigned in excel (under Layout->Properties in excel2007...the default is 'Chart 1' right now) to name the file? I noticed this is different from the actual chart Title.

    2) how can i edit this to make it export every chart in the worksheet?

    The goal would be to run the macro and have it export every chart on the worksheet, saving them with their chart names as their filenames.

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    great, thanks!

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    Re: exporting multiple charts as images

    Hi Andy,

    New to the forum. I was looking at your solution for this question and was wondering how I would alter it to have all charts displayed on 1 file (gif). All charts will be on one worksheet prior to the creation of the .gif file. I also have a more involved question on charting but I will post that as a separate entry because I can't seem to find a similar question.

    Thank you

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    Re: exporting multiple charts as images

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