I'm new to excel vba/macros, but I tried your supplied code and there was an error because I don't have a legend/my legend references another column. But I'd like the bar colors to also change based on the conditional colors in my Class Name column. My chart bar labels are deriving their values from my Class Name table column. I've created a table which lists each person's name, class start time, class end time, class duration (auto calculated), and class name (with conditional formatting changing the cell color based on class name.)
Is there a tweak to your code to enable this?īackground info: I'm creating an hourly fitness class schedule in a column chart (similar to gantt). Thank you for your amazing tutorials! I'd like the bars on my chart to be colored based on either conditional formatting in my table, or unique text in my table (or their own labels which are based on a specified range in my table). = ThisWorkbook.Colors(vAddress.Cells(1).Interior.ColorIndex) 'Copy cell color from cell and use it to color bar chart 'Save a range object based on variable arr to variable vAdress 'The SET statement allows you to save an object reference to a variable, the image above demonstrates a macro that assigns a range reference to a range object. 'Split string save d to txt using a comma "," Txt = ActiveChart.SeriesCollection(i).Formula 'Save seriescollection formula to variable txt
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'Save the number of chart series to variable c 'Dimension variables and declare data types The color in that cell range matches the color in the stacked bar chart. Series 1 (Asia) has it's source values in cell range B2:B5. Select "ColorChartBarsb圜ellColor" and press with left mouse button on OK. Go to "Developer" tab on the ribbon, press with left mouse button on "Macros" button. Make sure you have colored the source cell range. You select the stacked bar chart you want to color differently. The macro below lets you color the bars with the same color as the source range. The picture above shows a stacked bar chart and a data table with colored columns, each category has it's own color based on the corresponding data table column.
The VB Editor allows you to build macros and UDFs in Excel. Points(i). = ThisWorkbook.Colors(vAddress.Cells(i).Interior.ColorIndex) 'Iterate through each cell in data source range 'Save chart data source range from first chart on worksheet Sheet1 With Sheets("Sheet1").ChartObjects("Chart 1").Chart.SeriesCollection(1) End With statement allows you to write shorter code by referring to an object only once instead of using it with each property. I want the formatting of the series (projects) to be the same on each chart so they are recognizable Could similar VBA code be used to format the fill colour on the charts based on how you colour the series names in the data tables? VBA code 'Name macro I have two charts that display different data sets for the same projects. Once you are finished click on 'OK', save your image, and you are done.A little off topic question, but I am thinking outside the box a little. LibreOffice can automatically add a caption when you insert an object. You can adjust the size, color, and placement of your scale bar. When you add a caption to a picture or to an object, the object and the caption. The scale bar dialog will open and a scale bar will appear on your image. Click on 'Global' so that this calibration applies to all images that you open in this ImageJ Define the units of length in the 'Unit of Length' field. Fill in the 'Known distance' (in this case 5mm) without units. If you know your calibration values just enter the number of pixels in a known distance. (If you don't go to step 4 and you can enter the scale information directly into the 'Set Scale' dialog.) Select the straight line selection tool:ĭefines a known distance on your calibration image (5mm in this case):įilled in for you based on the length of the line you drew in step 3. Ĭalibration scale (ie a ruler or a stage micrometer) open the image.
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