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How to avoid displaying the empth rows and columns in a excel chart

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    How to avoid displaying the empth rows and columns in a excel chart

    Hi All,

    I have a row and column in my excel which i am using to display a chart.

    The values of row and column are populated through the formula, if the result of the formula contains nothing then i am displaying #NA in both the row and column.

    using the formula like this

    =IF(LEN(InternalRaFun!E2)>0,InternalRaFun!E2,NA())

    if the row has a value and column contains #N/A, it gets skipped in the chart
    , but if both row and column contains #N/A then the chart displays #N/A, how to avoid this.
    Example:-

    Working fine

    Plan rate/hr
    A 10
    B #N/A
    C 20

    But it is displaying the #N/A in chart if it is like this

    Plan rate/hr
    A 10
    #N/A #N/A
    C 10

    Thanks

    Saran

    Please help me out

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    Re: How to avoid displaying the empth rows and columns in a excel chart

    The use of NA will only surpress data points. It will not remove a complete series from the chart.

    To do that you would need to use Autofilter or code
    Cheers
    Andy
    www.andypope.info

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