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    ommitting empty cell from chart

    I have a chart that spans 30 cells. Each cell is used for entering daily data, (i.e.- cell 1 is for jan 1, cell 2 is jan 2, etc...).

    I want to view only days that have data entered into the cell. Example: today is Feb 6, so i have only data from feb 1 through feb 6. How do I view only those 6 days and once I enter data for feb 7 have the data automatically populate chart once data is entered into the cell for the next day?

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Doug

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    You could also look at defined names of dynamic ranges. They expand as your data expands but work best with sequential data, (no blanks in between).

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    I love you man!

    Quote Originally Posted by oldchippy
    Hi,

    Does this previous post help, by using #N/A for zero values?

    http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?t=631914
    I have been looking for a resolution for my issue and you just fixed it...thank you SO MUCH!

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    Quote Originally Posted by olsoniv
    I have been looking for a resolution for my issue and you just fixed it...thank you SO MUCH!
    Glad to hear it helped - lets hope we fixed it for Doug as well
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