=range combine the number in 2 cells

Bandito1

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Hi all,

I use the following line to determine what chart will be visible;

Code:
SelectedChart = "Chart" & Range("B16")

Now i would like that 2 cells determine what chart will be visible.

So let's say B16 contains the number "1" and cell B17 contains the number "1" the selected chart would be "11"
When B16 contains the number "1" and cell B17 contains the number "2" the selected chart would be "12".

I tried the following line of code but that didn't work;

Code:
SelectedChart = "Chart" & Range("B16", "B17")

Anyone knows how to put the number in B17 behind the number in B17 in formula?
 

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That is, maybe you have B18 = B16&B17 and then your Range("B18")?



Hi all,

I use the following line to determine what chart will be visible;

Code:
SelectedChart = "Chart" & Range("B16")

Now i would like that 2 cells determine what chart will be visible.

So let's say B16 contains the number "1" and cell B17 contains the number "1" the selected chart would be "11"
When B16 contains the number "1" and cell B17 contains the number "2" the selected chart would be "12".

I tried the following line of code but that didn't work;

Code:
SelectedChart = "Chart" & Range("B16", "B17")

Anyone knows how to put the number in B17 behind the number in B17 in formula?
 
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:) Let me know how (if) it works!
I just tried a change-event on a concatenated formula that didn't end up working because thought the contents of the cells were changing, it wasn't registering as such... but maybe your deal will work (fingers crossed!)

That's a brilliant idea.
I'm gonna try it out!
 
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I just combined the two number from the 2 cells in 1 cell and used that number to show a chart.

So my charts are named for example 11 (both cells 1).
 
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