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how to avoid zero error in log log plot
i am plotting data on log-log plot with some of the data missing that gives
zero values cannot be plotted error message. I think there must be some way of plotting that would avoid this error message. Please let me know if there is such a method such as use of NA() or some such function |
how to avoid zero error in log log plot
Yes.
In whichever cells are calculating a zero that is causing the problem, use =IF(yourformula=0,NA(),yourformula) -- David Biddulph "rgandhi1" wrote in message ... i am plotting data on log-log plot with some of the data missing that gives zero values cannot be plotted error message. I think there must be some way of plotting that would avoid this error message. Please let me know if there is such a method such as use of NA() or some such function |
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