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How can I make a none value cell not show as zero on a chart?

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    cybermrt
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    How can I make a none value cell not show as zero on a chart?

    If a cell has a hidden fomula that returns a blank cell, then the chart
    always reads this as a zero and plots the line as a zero?

    Similarly if the cell contains a letter rather than a number, this will also
    be plotted as a zero?

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    Andy Pope
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    Re: How can I make a none value cell not show as zero on a chart?

    Hi,

    Depending on the chart type you can use NA() instead of "" in your formula.
    =IF( A1 <> "X" , A1 , NA() )

    Cheers
    Andy

    cybermrt wrote:
    > If a cell has a hidden fomula that returns a blank cell, then the chart
    > always reads this as a zero and plots the line as a zero?
    >
    > Similarly if the cell contains a letter rather than a number, this will also
    > be plotted as a zero?


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    Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel
    http://www.andypope.info

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