Put NA() in the formula. This gives you #N/A in the cell, which looks ugly,
but can be hidden using conditional formatting. #N/A is not plotted in a
line or XY chart.

- Jon
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"jdwj" wrote in message
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I am creating charts that include the full year. Some of the months are in
the future and should be blank. I am referencing a cell that references
the
data from another cell, so it shows up as zero in the chart rather than
discontinuing the line. What value can I put in the false condition of an
@if function so that the line just ends and does not continue to zero?