If I remember from math correctly:
The math explanation:

Well, since you already know what the points are then you can easily find
the slopes of the two lines. Then simply write up the equation for each line
using:

y = m*x + b

m equals slope, b equals y-intercept, both are easy to find

Then, to find what your x value for the intersection is, solve for x in the
equation:

Line 1        Line 2
m*x + b = m*x + b

Remember that one side of the equation should not be identical to the other.

Then solve for y in one of the equations(y = m*x + b) using your x value
that you just found. You now have your x and y values for the point of
intersection.

Hopefully that is all correct, but I can't make up a macro right now.

"Dan Byers" <nomail@nomail> wrote in message
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> thanks :)
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