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7.4

VBA Chart Format Data Series

Zones: Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, Access Coding/Macros, VB Script

Tags: Microsoft, Excel, 2003

I would like to be able to format the data series for the attached formatting macro:

I would like to add a case so that GNE+Contractor is a dashed line, So that data will not be obscured if they have the same value.
I was thinking that I should insert this case into each of the formatting macros below, but I recieve errors.

Case "GNE FTE + Contractor"
.SeriesCollection(lngIndex).ChartType = xlLineMarkers
.SeriesCollection(lngIndex).Chart = xlDashed Line

Any advice on how to make this function correctly?
What about defaulting the color?

Kreepa

         
           
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             Sub FormatChartSeries2()
'
' Format Demand Pivot Area Chart Series Macro
' Format the pivot chart into area charts for Active, Approved and Planned. Format is xlLineMarkers for GNE FTE and GNE FTE + Contractor. Macro recorded 1/25/2008 by kreepa
'
    Dim lngIndex As Long
    Sheets("Demand VS Supply Area Chart").Select
    With ActiveChart
        For lngIndex = 1 To .SeriesCollection.Count
            Select Case .SeriesCollection(lngIndex).Name
                Case "Active", "Approved", "Planned"
                    .SeriesCollection(lngIndex).ChartType = xlAreaStacked
                    .HasTitle = True
                    .ChartTitle.Text = "='Demand Pivot'!R8C2"
                Case Else
                    .SeriesCollection(lngIndex).ChartType = xlLineMarkers
            End Select
        Next lngIndex
    
    End With
    
End Sub
Sub FormatChartSeries3()
'
' Format Demand Pivot Column Chart Series Macro
' Format the pivot chart into area charts for Active, Approved and Planned. Format is xlLineMarkers for GNE FTE and GNE FTE + Contractor. Macro recorded 1/25/2008 by kreepa
'
    Dim lngIndex As Long
    Sheets("Demand VS Supply Column Chart").Select
    With ActiveChart
        For lngIndex = 1 To .SeriesCollection.Count
            Select Case .SeriesCollection(lngIndex).Name
                Case "Active", "Approved", "Planned"
                    .SeriesCollection(lngIndex).ChartType = xlColumnClustered
                    .HasTitle = True
                    .ChartTitle.Text = "='Demand Pivot'!R8C2"
                Case Else
                    .SeriesCollection(lngIndex).ChartType = xlLineMarkers
            End Select
        Next lngIndex
    
    End With
    
End Sub
 
Sub FormatChartSeries4()
'
' Format Trial Type Column Chart Series Macro
' Format the pivot chart into area charts for Active, Approved and Planned. Format is xlLineMarkers for GNE FTE and GNE FTE + Contractor. Macro recorded 1/25/2008 by kreepa
'
    Dim lngIndex As Long
    Sheets("Trial Type Chart").Select
    With ActiveChart
        For lngIndex = 1 To .SeriesCollection.Count
            Select Case .SeriesCollection(lngIndex).Name
                Case "GNE FTE", "GNE FTE + Contractor"
                    .SeriesCollection(lngIndex).ChartType = xlLineMarkers
                    .HasTitle = True
                    .ChartTitle.Text = "='Trial Type Pivot'!R8C2"
                Case Else
                    .SeriesCollection(lngIndex).ChartType = xlColumnStacked
            End Select
        Next lngIndex
    
    End With
    
End Sub

           
         

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Zone: Software

Question Asked By: kreepa

Solution Provided By: weellio

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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