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    Progressive score chart issue

    Hi

    I have a chart that has progressive scores for competitors through a season.
    So, if they scored 25, 25, 18, 10 for the first 4 of 20 rounds the progressive score is 25, 50, 68, 78

    My issue is that in the line chart of this data, the lines drop to zero for the all the rounds not yet competed

    Can I prevent this?
    Formula's I've used for
    First round =IF(E$33="Y",IF(CB3="",NA(),SUMIFS(CB$3:CB$27,B$3:B$27,BD3)),CB3)
    Subsequent rounds =IF(F$33="Y",IF(BE3="",NA(),SUMIFS(CC$3:CC$27,$B$3:$B$27,$BD3)+BE3),"")

    The first part checking for a "Y" checks to see if the round is complete. The Y is generated if the sum of points for the round equals 101
    Perhaps I can eliminate that part somehow

    Thanks
    Neil

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    Re: Progressive score chart issue

    please send a sample workbook

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    Re: Progressive score chart issue

    Quote Originally Posted by rcm View Post
    please send a sample workbook
    Here is my example sheet
    Attached Files Attached Files

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    Re: Progressive score chart issue

    One more question>

    Do you want to adjust the graph to only raced competitions, or you want to show the cumulative scores ?

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    Re: Progressive score chart issue

    Are they not the same thing?
    The graph on the sheet is how it should be, showing cumulative score for all raced competitions thus far.
    So when the next race is complete the chart adjusts.

    I just don't want the lines to drop to zero.

    The chart is showing zero for all competitors for the competitions not yet raced

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    Re: Progressive score chart issue

    I suggest this essay: http://peltiertech.com/mind-the-gap-...g-empty-cells/ The key thing to learn is that Excel charts treat strings (including empty string "") as the value 0. A better choice when you want a line chart to ignore a point is to use NA() instead of "".
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    Re: Progressive score chart issue

    Thanks.

    NA() resolved the issue

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