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Excel VBA - charts videos | Excel VBA Part 50.3 - Conditional Formatting by Value in Charts
Posted by Andrew Gould on 29 April 2019
Looping over the points of a chart and testing the value of each should be a simple task in Excel VBA but it's slightly trickier than you might expect! This video explains how to access the values array of a series, how to loop through it and use the values to apply a format to each point. As an added bonus, you'll learn how to loop through the collection of series so that you can test every single point in a chart.
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| Conditional Formatting by Value in Charts.xlsm | Excel workbook with macros |
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