Henning -
If the height you are trying to set is greater than the space available,
you will be unable to stretch the plot area sufficiently. Even if there
is extra white space above the plot area, you must move it up first.
When I adjust the plot area in VBA, first I shrink it to its current
size divided by 3, then I move it to its final resting place, then I
expand the plot area to its desired dimensions.
If you're using Excel 97, and the chart isn't completely in view on the
page (the edge of the chart can't even be touching the top of the first
visible row or the left edge of the first visible column), VBA commands
to move and size the plot area generally give unintended results, but
usually they cause the plot area to grow to the largest size possible.
- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/Excel/index.html
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> Hi,
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> Thanks Henning