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Hi,<br />
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pls try<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; For Each shp In ActiveChart.Shapes<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; shp.Delete<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Next<br />
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<br />
Regards
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Hi,

pls try

    For Each shp In ActiveChart.Shapes
            shp.Delete
    Next


Regards

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try direct obj ref <br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-40410423-1">dim myObj as object

set myObj = worksheets(&quot;ABC&quot;).ChartObjects(&quot;Graph1&quot;)

myObj.Delete</code></pre>
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try direct obj ref



dim myObj as object

set myObj = worksheets("ABC").ChartObjects("Graph1")

myObj.Delete

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I don't want to delete the graph. Only the contents, the drawingobjects on it.
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I don't want to delete the graph. Only the contents, the drawingobjects on it.

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Rgonzo1971<br />
We are trying it now.
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I have a problem upgrading code from MS Excel 2003 to MS Excel 2010. Below lines work fine in 2003, but don't work in 2010. Please help<br />
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worksheets(&quot;ABC&quot;).ChartObj<wbr />ects(&quot;Grap<wbr />h1&quot;).Activ<wbr />ate<br />
ActiveChart.DrawingObjects<wbr />.Delete<br />
<br />
The first line works, but when I want to delete all drawingobjects on the graph, it gives an error: 'Method delete of class DrawingObjects failed'. Do you have code to remove all objects inside the graph?
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I have a problem upgrading code from MS Excel 2003 to MS Excel 2010. Below lines work fine in 2003, but don't work in 2010. Please help

worksheets("ABC").ChartObjects("Graph1").Activate
ActiveChart.DrawingObjects.Delete

The first line works, but when I want to delete all drawingobjects on the graph, it gives an error: 'Method delete of class DrawingObjects failed'. Do you have code to remove all objects inside the graph?

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