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Andy Pope (http://andypope.info) has an example on his web site that
shows how to color a line differently when it is above and below an intersection with another line. You could adopt this technique, keeping in mind that not showing a line is basically the same as showing it in a different color. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/Excel/index.html _______ Fleming_student wrote: I’m working on charting some data and I need some help on how to make two lines terminate where they eventually intersect. I want the lines to appear on the left side of the screen until they intersect, then the points that follow to the right of the intersect should not be graphed. I have a good knowledge of programming (although not VBA), so if that knowledge is needed in the explanation, feel free. Thank you VERY much for your help! |
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