> Hello
>
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> file name and the data must be displayed on a excel chart. which is in a
> window.
I doubt you'll get any sample code that'll do everything you need.
When passing a command line to VB5/6 apps, the command line will be in the
Command$ variable when your app starts.
Here are a few XML related posts. Hopefully, something there will get you to
the point where you can generate the chart on your own based on the data you
rec'v
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This sample may get you a bit further....
Loading data from XML to Excel File
http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=36704&lngWId=1

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