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SUMMARYIf an OLE object is embedded (not linked) in a General field, you cannot control the object directly by using OLE automation. Instead, you must first place the object on a form. MORE INFORMATIONYou cannot use the CREATEOBJECT or GETOBJECT functions to create a reference to an embedded OLE object in a General field. However, the field can be manipulated if it is placed on a form. From a programming standpoint, if the form is never made visible, the operation on the object is transparent to the user. Code SampleThe following example creates a table that has a General field, places a Microsoft Graph object in the first record, and then programatically adds a title to the chart.
The actual OLE automation commands depend on the type of object stored in
the General field.
For more information on passing data to Microsoft Graph programatically, please see the following article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: Q129533 How to Pass Data to Microsoft Graph Programmatically Additional query words:
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