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draw or rotate lines based on cell values

Asked by xemophora in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: excel, vector lines, arrows, charts, vba

I have looked around and cannot find a solution to this problem so maybe someone out there can help.  We have a chart that right now is an image on the worksheet.  We have drawn lines and edit points accordingly so that one end stays in the center of the graph and the other goes to whatever angle we need.  Above the chart are 3 angles and we make a line for each angle.  Does anyone know of a way to automate this?  Where we type the angles and the existing lines rotate accordingly (but stay snapped on one end to the center) or by creating new lines in the correct placement?   here is an example, we will say the angles 0, 117, and -135 are used in cells b2, b4 and b6.  this is the graph...

Also is there a way to lock the graph into a cell also?  The placement may change according to content so I am not sure if x,y coordinates would be accurate? im not sure you guys are the experts so please enlighten me.

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