Selecting a new Range from the users selected Range vba











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I need your help.
I defined a variable called myRange as Range and set it to the users selected Range and then I create a Chart from that Range.
Because the Created chart goes to a new Sheet, I activate once again ("Embarrassing") in which myRange is still selected. Now I want to move a new range which a 9 nine new cells and creat another Chart and then cut the First Chart and paste it the second one and move them to my Sheet ("Embarrassing").
The problem is that I get an 'Object required' error in this step 'Set mySecRange = Selection.Offset(0, 9).Select'.



Here is my Code :



 Sub Macro3()


Dim myRange As Range

Set myRange = Selection

Charts.Add

With ActiveChart

.ChartType = xlLine

.SetSourceData Source:=myRange

End With

Worksheets("Embarrassing").Activate

Dim mySecRange As Range

Set mySecRange = Selection.Offset(0, 9).Select


Charts.Add

With ActiveChart

.ChartType = xlLine

.SetSourceData Source:=mySecRange

End With

End Sub









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    I need your help.
    I defined a variable called myRange as Range and set it to the users selected Range and then I create a Chart from that Range.
    Because the Created chart goes to a new Sheet, I activate once again ("Embarrassing") in which myRange is still selected. Now I want to move a new range which a 9 nine new cells and creat another Chart and then cut the First Chart and paste it the second one and move them to my Sheet ("Embarrassing").
    The problem is that I get an 'Object required' error in this step 'Set mySecRange = Selection.Offset(0, 9).Select'.



    Here is my Code :



     Sub Macro3()


    Dim myRange As Range

    Set myRange = Selection

    Charts.Add

    With ActiveChart

    .ChartType = xlLine

    .SetSourceData Source:=myRange

    End With

    Worksheets("Embarrassing").Activate

    Dim mySecRange As Range

    Set mySecRange = Selection.Offset(0, 9).Select


    Charts.Add

    With ActiveChart

    .ChartType = xlLine

    .SetSourceData Source:=mySecRange

    End With

    End Sub









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      I need your help.
      I defined a variable called myRange as Range and set it to the users selected Range and then I create a Chart from that Range.
      Because the Created chart goes to a new Sheet, I activate once again ("Embarrassing") in which myRange is still selected. Now I want to move a new range which a 9 nine new cells and creat another Chart and then cut the First Chart and paste it the second one and move them to my Sheet ("Embarrassing").
      The problem is that I get an 'Object required' error in this step 'Set mySecRange = Selection.Offset(0, 9).Select'.



      Here is my Code :



       Sub Macro3()


      Dim myRange As Range

      Set myRange = Selection

      Charts.Add

      With ActiveChart

      .ChartType = xlLine

      .SetSourceData Source:=myRange

      End With

      Worksheets("Embarrassing").Activate

      Dim mySecRange As Range

      Set mySecRange = Selection.Offset(0, 9).Select


      Charts.Add

      With ActiveChart

      .ChartType = xlLine

      .SetSourceData Source:=mySecRange

      End With

      End Sub









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      I need your help.
      I defined a variable called myRange as Range and set it to the users selected Range and then I create a Chart from that Range.
      Because the Created chart goes to a new Sheet, I activate once again ("Embarrassing") in which myRange is still selected. Now I want to move a new range which a 9 nine new cells and creat another Chart and then cut the First Chart and paste it the second one and move them to my Sheet ("Embarrassing").
      The problem is that I get an 'Object required' error in this step 'Set mySecRange = Selection.Offset(0, 9).Select'.



      Here is my Code :



       Sub Macro3()


      Dim myRange As Range

      Set myRange = Selection

      Charts.Add

      With ActiveChart

      .ChartType = xlLine

      .SetSourceData Source:=myRange

      End With

      Worksheets("Embarrassing").Activate

      Dim mySecRange As Range

      Set mySecRange = Selection.Offset(0, 9).Select


      Charts.Add

      With ActiveChart

      .ChartType = xlLine

      .SetSourceData Source:=mySecRange

      End With

      End Sub






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