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Programming Excel with VBA and .NET
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Programming Excel with VBA and .NET

by Jeff Webb, Steve Saunders
April 2006
Beginner
1114 pages
98h 16m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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LegendEntry and LegendEntries Members

Use the LegendEntries collection to get individual entries from a legend. Use the Legend object’s LegendEntries property to get a reference to this collection. The LegendEntries collection and LegendEntry object have the following members. The key member (shown in bold) is covered in the following reference section:

1 Collection only

2 Object and collection

Application 2

AutoScaleFont

Count 1

Creator 2

Delete

Font

Height

Index

Item 1

Left

LegendKey

Parent 2

Select

Top

Width

 

Use the LegendEntry object to format, delete, or get the legend key for entries in a chart legend. For example, the following code makes the color of the legend entry text match the color of the legend key:

Sub LegendEntryMembers( )
    Dim chrt As Chart, lg As Legend, le As LegendEntry
    ' Get the chart.
    Set chrt = ActiveChart
    ' Make sure chart has a legend.
    chrt.HasLegend = True
    ' Get the legend.
    Set lg = chrt.Legend
    For Each le In lg.LegendEntries
        ' Set text color to match series color.
        le.Font.Color = le.LegendKey.Border.Color
    Next
End Sub
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