That did the trick. Thank you very much!

Jon Peltier wrote:
Is it when you have "any" #N/A values, or when a series' entire range
contains #N/A? I presume it's the latter. VBA chokes on XY and Line charts
when an entire series is unplottable due to blanks of #N/A. The standard
answer is to make a column chart, then change it to a line chart after
you've done all the other manipulation of the chart.

- Jon
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