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Thanks dav! I got sidetracked for a while, but once I got back to this, that worked perfectly! I had issues getting Excel to accept the named range as the series source, then I discovered that (since the range was on another sheet) that SheetName!NamedRange would do the trick. I thought NamedRange would be sufficient, since it was defined with a Workbook scope, but Excel wouldn't take it. Greatly appreciated. Since I couldn't get a couple of singles crammed into the USB port, here's your cup o'Joe!
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Commented Oct 19, 2015 at 14:05

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