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Default How do I chart missing data points in a scatter graph?

I'm trying to generate a scatter line graph that occasionally has data points
with no value. Instead of treating these as zero or interpolating the
missing data, is there a way to have the chart stop the line until there is
an associated value?

Ideally, it would look something like this:

*---* *-----*

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I figured it out, seconds later. I went Tools - Options - Chart

I then clicked "Not Plotted (Leave Gaps)"

ROCK!
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Alternatively, enter =NA() in the blank cells
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I figured it out, seconds later. I went Tools - Options - Chart

I then clicked "Not Plotted (Leave Gaps)"

ROCK!



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