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Sub Tester()
Dim s, d
d = #4/18/2011# * 1 ''a bit of a hack, since I could figure out how to plot a date directly
With ActiveSheet.ChartObjects("Chart 1").Chart 'adjust to suit
Set s = .SeriesCollection.NewSeries()
With s
.Name = ""
.XValues = Array(d, d)
.Values = Array(90, 0)
.MarkerStyle = xlMarkerStyleNone
.Border.Color = vbRed
End With
End With
End Sub
Excellll's answer is incomplete. If you simply add this data to what is obviously a LINE chart, it will not appear where intended. You have to convert the added series to an XY chart series (right click on the series, Chart Type).
Also, your line falls midway between 4/17 and 4/18, so you need to use noon on 4/17 as the X value, that is 4/17/11 12:00.
Here is a set of articles about adding lines to Excel charts: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/AddLine.html
Also, deleting the legend entry is done by selecting the text of the legend entry and pressing Delete. This takes two single clicks on the legend entry, not one double click.
If you don't mind extra clutter in your workbook you can fill four cells with the following:
4/18/11 0
4/18/11 90
Add a new series to the chart with this data. If you don't want the new series to show up in the chart legend, then double-click on the red series name in the legend and press 'Delete'.
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