Excel Chart Using VB.Net

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Hello Team,

I am developing Excel charts using VB.Net, But now want to change Display Unit to "Thousand". I have below code -

VB

Dim chartPage As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Chart
            Dim xlCharts As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.ChartObjects
            Dim myChart As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.ChartObject
            Dim chartRange As Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Range
            xlCharts = wks_new.ChartObjects

            myChart = xlCharts.Add(10, 30, 350, 250)
            myChart.Chart.ChartStyle = 42
            chartPage = myChart.Chart
            chartRange = wks_new.Range("A1:I20")
            chartPage.SetSourceData(Source:=chartRange, PlotBy:=XlRowCol.xlRows)
            chartPage.ChartType = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.XlChartType.xlLineMarkers

I know below code in VBA -

myChart.Axes(xlValue).DisplayUnit = xlThousands

But how to do this in VB.Net???

Please Help!!!

Posted 29-Feb-12 0:53am

Pravinkarne.31

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Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-29T04:42:00

Solution 1

If you use Interop, look for xlAxisType and xlDisplayUnit

Here[^] you'll find MS Excel constants and them values.

VB

myChart.Axes(xlValue).DisplayUnit = xlThousands

is equal to

VB

myChart.Axes(2).DisplayUnit = -3

Posted 29-Feb-12 4:42am

Maciej Los

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Pravinkarne.31 1-Mar-12 1:22am

Thank You So Much!!! I was looking for this!!!

Maciej Los 1-Mar-12 16:23pm

You're welcome!

ProEnggSoft 9-Mar-12 11:44am

My 5

Maciej Los 9-Mar-12 13:11pm

Thank you ;)