To follow up on EJ's response, if you post the formula(s) which return #NA!
errors, someone here can tell you how to trap the error (i.e., have 0 or ""
returned in place of the error).

Dave
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Brevity is the soul of wit.


"EJ" wrote:

I would use IF IS ERROR in each cell or ISNA to get a blank cell instead of a
#N/A

"arran1180" wrote:

Hi there,
I have a pei chart based on a dynamic table that sometimes contains #NA for
the rows data.

The chart updates fine, but in the legend i get an entry for every row -
including all the NAs! is there any way i can avoud this that you can think
of?

I've used VBA plenty in Access, so am prepared to have a bash writing any
code in excel with any pointers you may have!
thx