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VBA to create multiple charts

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    VBA to create multiple charts

    Good afternoon,
    I have attached a sample worksheet to show what I would like to accomplish. This sample shows 87 rows of data, but the actual sheet is over 9000 rows.

    The data is based on a pivot table that I copied and pasted the values from then filled in the blank cells with a formula. I would like to use VBA to create the charts that are on the left of the table. As you can see the charts use the labels in F7:H7 and the data based on the same Item_No, column B. The number of rows for each data value is inconsistent, so I cannot use a relative reference to determine the starting and stopping point for each chart.

    Also, if possible, I would like the chart to use the same number of rows as the data it encompasses and for the title to refer to the Item_No.

    Is this possible? Any help is so very much appreciated!
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    Last edited by NMullis; 08-04-2009 at 10:27 AM.

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    Re: VBA to create multiple charts

    Try this,

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    Re: VBA to create multiple charts

    Wow, Andy this is amazing! I wish I had even 1/10 of your VBA knowledge!

    Thank you!
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