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Error when deleting first Y axis (2D diagram with stacked Y axes)
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16.12.2009 at 01:21 #34780AnonymInactive
Hello,
I use a macro for deleting the first Y axis on 2D diagram embedded in a document.
The Y axes are stacked. Initially, the diagramm hat at least two Y axes.Here’s the code :
Dim objDoc as Document
Dim objDiag as Diagram2DSet objDoc=ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject
Set objDiag=objDoc.Pages(1).item(1).DocObject
objDiag.YAxes(1).DeleteThis code works allways fine except for the first Y axis. The following error occurs :
Err.Number = -2147467259
Err.Description = Erreur non spécifiée
Err.Source = FlexPro
Err.HelpContext = 1000440
Err.HelpFile = C:Programm FilesFichiers communsMicrosoft SharedVBAVBA61033VbLR6.chmI tried another solution :
Dim objDoc as Document
Dim objDiag as Diagram2DSet objDoc=ActiveDatabase.ActiveObject
Set objDiag=objDoc.Pages(1).item(1).DocObject
objDiag.YAxes(1).Line.Select
objDiag.Selection.DeleteWith this alternative code, sometimes it works, sometimes the following error occurs :
Err.Number = -2147467259
Err.Description = Erreur non spécifiée
Err.Source = FlexPro
Err.HelpContext = 1000440
Err.HelpFile = C:Programm FilesFichiers communsMicrosoft SharedVBAVBA61033VbLR6.chmI use FlexPro 8.0.21.
Thanks for your help.
16.12.2009 at 01:30 #34781Bernhard KantzParticipantIt’s not possible to delete the first Y-axis because a 2D- or a 3D-diagram needs at least one Y-axis and at least one X-axis.
16.12.2009 at 19:22 #34782AnonymInactiveI always check the number of Y axes : I want to delete the first Y axis (Y-Axis 1) [b]only[/b] if the diagram has more than one Y axis.
Using the “2D Diagram Properties” dialog box, It’s not possible to delete the first Y axis, even if there are more than one Y axis.
But when I select the first Y axis with the mouse, I can then delete it => That’s what I try to reproduce with my macro.
I’ll try another solution.
Thanks for your answer.
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