Makro to create diagrams from a table with 89 columns

MartinIsAsking

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Dear All

I have a table with data from a wastewater treatment plant. The table contains 89 columns. Column A is the day/date. The rest of the columns are measurements parameters from Column B till Column CH.

I would like to create a makro which create an x-y dot plot with X-axis always Column A (date) and the Y-axis the other parameters. In the end I should have 88 plots where each plot shows me the graph of one parameters vs. the date.

Unfortunately, I am not able to tell VBA to move forward by one column. I can only record the creation of one plot but then the makro will always use the same column and not move on! Can anybody help me by providing the code for such a makro? Thank you very much in advance!
 

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