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Add/Remove Pie Chart Data Labels thorugh VBA

Zone: Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: Microsoft, Excel, 2003, Pie Charts Data Labels through VBA

How can I add/remove the data labels on a pie chart through VBA? I am attempting to make a template for all of my managers to use. However, they will not all use the same categories, so I am trying to create an "update button" that will either add or remove the data labels based on if the category was used or not...

I have attempted to piece together some code, that isnt quite right... it will update the labels correctly IF you add them to the chart first and then start add/deleting values, however you have to manually add the labels...

         
           
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             Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
 
    ' Declare all variable
    Dim iPts As Integer
    Dim nPts As Integer
    Dim aVals As Variant
    Dim srs As Series
 
 
  
    For Each srs In Charts(1).SeriesCollection
    
  
    
        With srs
            If .HasDataLabels Then
                nPts = .Points.Count
                aVals = .Values
                       
                For iPts = 1 To nPts
                    If aVals(iPts) = 0 Then
                        ' If the value is blank or 0, then hide the chart labels
                        .Points(iPts).HasDataLabel = False
                    Else
                        ' If there is something great than 0, show all the stuff on the chart
                        .Points(iPts).ApplyDataLabels xlDataLabelsShowLabelAndPercent, True, False, True, False, True, True, True, True
 
                    End If
                Next
 
            End If
        End With
    Next
    
    'Change the value in Cell D4 (hidden below the instructions) to the current date, which is then
    'updated on the chart...
    Range("D4").Value = "Current As Of: " & Format(Date, "dd mmm yy")
        
End Sub

           
         

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Zone: Software

Question Asked By: NickJPhillips

Solution Provided By: jeverist

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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