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Return blank cell using a formula

  1. #1
    asach
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    Return blank cell using a formula

    Here is my formula: =if(iserr(h3/g3),"",h3/g3)

    The problem is I am using this data in a line chart and whenever there is a
    "", my line drops all the way down to zero. Can I make the formula
    completely blank the cell rather than filling it with a space?

  2. #2
    Peo Sjoblom
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    Re: Return blank cell using a formula

    Try

    =if(iserr(h3/g3),NA(),h3/g3)

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    Regards,

    Peo Sjoblom


    "asach" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Here is my formula: =if(iserr(h3/g3),"",h3/g3)
    >
    > The problem is I am using this data in a line chart and whenever there is

    a
    > "", my line drops all the way down to zero. Can I make the formula
    > completely blank the cell rather than filling it with a space?




  3. #3
    Trevor Shuttleworth
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    Re: Return blank cell using a formula

    See if this makes it look any better:

    =IF(ISERR(H3/G3),NA(),H3/G3)

    Regards

    Trevor


    "asach" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > Here is my formula: =if(iserr(h3/g3),"",h3/g3)
    >
    > The problem is I am using this data in a line chart and whenever there is
    > a
    > "", my line drops all the way down to zero. Can I make the formula
    > completely blank the cell rather than filling it with a space?




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