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For graphing purposes, I would like to know if it is possible to tell Excel to treat certain text value e.g. "alpha" in a cell as =na(). So that it will print no line instead of zeros (which is what it currently does when it reads text). Thanks!
For graphing purposes, I would like to know if it is possible to tell Excel to treat certain text value e.g. "alpha" in a cell as =na(). So that it will print no line instead of zeros (which is what it currently does when it reads text). Thanks!
Is your source data table comprised of formulas or hard coded values?
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hard coded values. thanks
Create a second helper table with formulas that references the previous table cell-for-cell. Adjust the following formula as needed:
=IF(B2="alpha",NA(),B2)
If you're looking to replace any text values with NA use:
=IF(ISTEXT(B2),NA(),B2)
Adjust your chart's source data to the helper table.
Originally Posted by Craig K.
Hi Craig. Thats what I have already done. I was hoping for something less data intensive. Anyway thanks for your help!
Unfortunately that is the only way you can accomplish what you want without creating a macro to replace the values.
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