I want to create charts for weekly evulations of people in many different categories. Here is how it should work. On worksheet 2, I have a lots of data in many tables and I want to make graphs using this data with MACRO. The data is organized as followsTable 1:1) Cell A1 contains the TITLE of the first table. The title is the name of the week such as 13-12-2010.2) Cells A3 to A(i) contains the names of PERSONS. Since the data is generated dynamically, I dont know the number of cells that contains the number of persons. (around 30 probably)3) Cell B2 to B(i) contains the names of EVALUATION CATEGORIES such as "Mannners". Since the data is generated dynamically, I dont know the number of cells that contains the number of categories. (around 20 probably)4) The table itself contains EVULATION NUMBERS such as the PERSON A in CATEGORY 1 (i.e. "Manners") has a value of 5 and so on. Table 2:Next, I have table two that contains the TITLE of next table. The name would be something like 20-12-2010. Two tables are seperated by a vacanat row. Table 2 contains the data as I have described for table 1 and so on. The NAMES of the persons and the CATEGORIES would exactly be the same. Only the week is different. The number of tables are also generated dynamically. So here is what I want to do. Whenever I run the macro, in the same workbook, I want to create new worksheets that contains the Line Charts ((XY (Scatter) and Line charts). as follows.1) The names of first PERSON become the new worksheets name.2) The TITLE of the tables (the weeks) become the x-axis of the LINE chart. 3) The EVALUATION NUMBERS become the y-axis.Next, a new worksheet is created after the previous worksheet that is titled as next PERSON from the dataand a similar chart is generated for this person as well.This process continues until the worksheets (Line charts) for all the persons are created. Each worksheet contains the line chart of weekly evaluations for that person. Is it possible to do it using VB Macro? Can anybody write the VB code for this one ?
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