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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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Name

chart.Axes([Type], [AxisGroup])

Synopsis

Returns one or all of the axes on a chart.

Argument

Settings

Type

For 2-D charts, xlCategory returns the x-axis; xlValue returns the y-axis. For 3-D charts, xlSeries returns the z-axis.

AxisGroup

For 2-D charts, xlPrimary returns primary axis; xlSecondary returns the secondary axis. Default is xlPrimary. Cannot be xlSecondary for 3-D charts.

The following code applies labels to identify the x-, y-, and z-axes of a 3-D chart:

Sub LabelAxes(  )
    Dim chrt As Chart, ax As Axis
    Set chrt = Charts("Demo Chart Types")
    ' Activate the chart sheet.
    chrt.Activate
    ' Change chart type to 3-D.
    chrt.ApplyCustomType xl3DLine
    ' Get the category axis.
    Set ax = chrt.Axes(xlCategory)
    ' Add a title.
    ax.HasTitle = True
    ' Set the title.
    ax.AxisTitle.Caption = "Category"
    ' Repeat for value axis.
    Set ax = chrt.Axes(xlValue)
    ax.HasTitle = True
    ax.AxisTitle.Caption = "Value"
    ' Repeat for series axis.
    Set ax = chrt.Axes(xlSeries, xlPrimary)
    ax.HasTitle = True
    ax.AxisTitle.Caption = "Series"
End Sub
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