Help! I want to chart results for the coming year where the data feeds in month-by-month. The problem is that the chart pluges to zero for the future months. How do I terminate the data at the current point (January to September) without having to reset the data ranges every month?
Thanks
Rob -
Set up a dynamic chart, using dynamic ranges that count the number of
values and resize to thatnumber. Examples and links:
http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/Dynamics.html
- Jon
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Brisbane Rob wrote:
> Help! I want to chart results for the coming year where the data feeds
> in month-by-month. The problem is that the chart pluges to zero for the
> future months. How do I terminate the data at the current point (January
> to September) without having to reset the data ranges every month?
>
> Thanks
>
>
As an alternative to Jon's idea:
In the cell where you have no data enter =NA(). These will display as #N/A
You category axis will show all the months of the year
As new data becomes available, overtype the N/A in the cell.
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Thanks - dynamic ranges sort out the problem
With my spreadsheet, I have the values for the chart being referenced from other cells. Having several months that have zero values (which cannot be deleted), how can I have a dynamic chart to not display the zero values?
Using =NA# causes the same issue and has the extra months plotted which I don't want. Is there a way to make a cell that is equal to another cell (which is zero) be blank/empty?
kasimagj,
Please don't hijack old threads.
Start a new thread and include a link to any relevant threads.
With my spreadsheet, I have the values for the chart being referenced from other cells. Having several months that have zero values (which cannot be deleted), how can I have a dynamic chart to not display the zero values?
The dynamic charts work if the zero values are actually BLANK values.
Using =NA# causes the same issue and has the extra months plotted which I don't want. Is there a way to make a cell that is equal to another cell (which is zero) be blank/empty?
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