Thank You Michael for your response.
If this was a embedded chart that wouyld be easy, copy the range and then
then chart.
Since this is a Chart sheet, if I copy the Chart it holds the reference to
the original workbook source, so copying the source data doesn't really helps.
Maybe if I copy the source data to the new workbook and then generate the
Chart it would work. I was trying to avoid doing this.
Any other thoughts?
"Michael Arch" wrote:
> You can not copy just the chart, you also need to copy the data source, in
> order to avoid leaving the source workbook reference.
> Also, remember that chart as objects have names so you must account for this
> as a variable.
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> "OMER" wrote:
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> > Hola,
> > I need to be able to copy a Chart sheet created in one workbook to another
> > workbook but without external references to the original workbook. I do this
> > within a macro and it always references the original workbook, and I don't
> > want this, I just want the Chart copied (it can be to another Chart sheet or
> > to a new worksheet) to the new workbook.
> >
> > Is this possible?
> > Thank you in advance for your help.
> >
> > Regards,
> > OMER
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