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I am trying to create a histogram using VB with data that I input and =
bin data records available. When I chose the macro recorder while =
creating the histogram, I only received the following line of code:
Application.Run "ATPVBAEN.XLA!Histogram", , "", , False, False, =
False _
, True
I am not sure what these parameters represent, and I don't see where the =
input or bin ranges are entered. What code is required to make the =
histogram data analysis work?
Harley
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