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Creating a New Chart Using the ChartWizard Method

 
Sub CreateExampleChartVersionI() 
    Dim ws As Worksheet 
    Dim rgChartData As Range 
    Dim myChart As Chart 

    Set ws = ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("Sheet1") 
    Set rgChartData = ws.Range("B1").CurrentRegion 
    Set myChart = Charts.Add 
    Set myChart = myChart.Location(xlLocationAsObject, ws.Name) 
    With myChart 
        .ChartWizard _ 
            Source:=rgChartData, _ 
            Gallery:=xlColumn, _ 
            Format:=1, _ 
            PlotBy:=xlColumns, _ 
            CategoryLabels:=1, _ 
            SeriesLabels:=1, _ 
            HasLegend:=True, _ 
            Title:="Version I", _ 
            CategoryTitle:="Year", _ 
            ValueTitle:="GDP in billions of $" 
    End With 

    Set myChart = Nothing 
    Set rgChartData = Nothing 
    Set ws = Nothing 
End Sub








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