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    Understanding ChartObject versus Chart in Excel VBA

    In Excel VBA, how should I understand a ChartObject versus a Chart? I understand that they have different properties and different methods. Is there a metaphore or a heuristic that would help me gain a better understanding of the programming intent for each one?
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    Set Chart Variable to Existing Chart

    I have a scatter chart on a worksheet, called "chart1". In code, I'd like to set a reference to this chart so that I can adjust the axis boundaries. This seems simple enough, but I can only seem to do so when first activating the chart. I need to instead set this chart to a variable so that I do...
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    Using array to track chart indexes

    Hey guys, I am having some trouble figuring out the best way to approach this problem. I need to create 1-6 tables on one sheet from 1-6 data sets on the same sheet. to create the charts, I use a button that runs a macro to make the chart. I also have a "reset button" which deletes the chart of...

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