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The simple answer is no. There isn't an event thrown when an object is minimized. That makes it difficult to know when an object is minimum sized.
You can set up a macro that will set a variable if an object is minimum sized. This variable could be used in the Conditional Show of your sliders. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to trigger this macro. You kind of need it to be running constantly to make that when the chart is minimum sized, it can hide the sliders.
An alternative is to use a button to minimize the chart and hide the sliders at the same time. If you're really crafty, you can even make the button look like the minimize button on the chart and put it over the top, so that the user thinks they are clicking the chart minimize button.
EDIT: After I read that, the use of minimize can be confusing. I edited it to use minimum sized when I mean it is already minimized and will use minimize to mean the act of minimizing something. 
The simple answer is no. There isn't an event thrown when an object is minimized. That makes it difficult to know when an object is minimum sized.
You can set up a macro that will set a variable if an object is minimum sized. This variable could be used in the Conditional Show of your sliders. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to trigger this macro. You kind of need it to be running constantly to make that when the chart is minimum sized, it can hide the sliders.
An alternative is to use a button to minimize the chart and hide the sliders at the same time. If you're really crafty, you can even make the button look like the minimize button on the chart and put it over the top, so that the user thinks they are clicking the chart minimize button.
EDIT: After I read that, the use of minimize can be confusing. I edited it to use minimum sized when I mean it is already minimized and will use minimize to mean the act of minimizing something.
