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As another option, perhaps this example might help. It shows shows how to
exclude zeros but should also work with blanks. http://www.cellmatrix.net/index.php/...de_zero_values -- John Mansfield http://cellmatrix.net "Emile" wrote: I have a column with 55 rows. If there is a value in any cell I want to take those values (never more than 10) and create a pie chart. The description for each piece of the pie would come from a cell three columns to the left in the row that has a value. The chart has a legend. Can I automatically create a chart with only the number of pies that represent the cells that have a value and automatically generate the correct legend? The way I am doing it now if only 2 cells have values, I get a chart the two values plus 8 with 0 values and still 10 entries in the legend. Any suggestions Thanks in advance for your help. |
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