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Charting zeros as non zeros
I have data I would like to chart in a line graph. Is there a way to display
a line graph and prevent the line dipping to zero for zeros? I've tried to no avail to reference or convert zeros as a blank cell as the chart will not consider the blank as a point on the graph line. I've yet to find a formula to allow this. Suggestions? |
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Charting zeros as non zeros
Replace the blanks by NA() which displays as #N/A.
These values are ignored by the Excel chart engine best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Typical Village Idut" wrote in message ... I have data I would like to chart in a line graph. Is there a way to display a line graph and prevent the line dipping to zero for zeros? I've tried to no avail to reference or convert zeros as a blank cell as the chart will not consider the blank as a point on the graph line. I've yet to find a formula to allow this. Suggestions? |
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Hi,
Use NA() instead of zero in your formulas. It will stop the dipping and interpolate between points instead. Why do you want to hide zero values? Cheers Andy Typical Village Idut wrote: I have data I would like to chart in a line graph. Is there a way to display a line graph and prevent the line dipping to zero for zeros? I've tried to no avail to reference or convert zeros as a blank cell as the chart will not consider the blank as a point on the graph line. I've yet to find a formula to allow this. Suggestions? |
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Thanks you to both of you....I have a need to use ISERROR to hide the
division error caused by missing data on another worksheet. I used it to display a blank cell where approriate to maintain a clean appearance on my worksheet. By using the NA(), I can reference the cells by IF statement and then chart the data. I now can simply hide the row with the #N/A and maintain the clean appearance. Thanks again for your help. "Andy Pope" wrote: Hi, Use NA() instead of zero in your formulas. It will stop the dipping and interpolate between points instead. Why do you want to hide zero values? Cheers Andy Typical Village Idut wrote: I have data I would like to chart in a line graph. Is there a way to display a line graph and prevent the line dipping to zero for zeros? I've tried to no avail to reference or convert zeros as a blank cell as the chart will not consider the blank as a point on the graph line. I've yet to find a formula to allow this. Suggestions? |
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