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VBA to get data by clicking on Excel chart

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    Eric Jacobsen
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    I have massive spreadsheets of data to wade through and am hoping to automate the process. I would like to make a chart of the data (x-axis is time stamp) and then have a script/macro so that I can go through plot and pick off data points by clicking on the plot. The script would read off the time-stamp and value of the closest point to my mouse click and paste it into another Sheet. I currently have to hold the mouse over the data point until the value pops up in a Tool-tip and then manually enter the value, or copy it from the original massive list. Thanks for any ideas or suggestions! Eric

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      I have massive spreadsheets of data to wade through and am hoping to automate the process. I would like to make a chart of the data (x-axis is time stamp) and then have a script/macro so that I can go through plot and pick off data points by clicking on the plot. The script would read off the time-stamp and value of the closest point to my mouse click and paste it into another Sheet. I currently have to hold the mouse over the data point until the value pops up in a Tool-tip and then manually enter the value, or copy it from the original massive list. Thanks for any ideas or suggestions! Eric

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      found something that might have answered my question, though I'd still like to hear your ideas... http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/Excel/Charts/index.html#PointInfo

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