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When plotting a chart which automatically updates, the last data entry is a
formula but will not have actual data until the information is entered on the next week. On the chart it plots zero - how can I get the chart to not plot this but yet have it included in my source data? |
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Hi
that can be done when the formula returns NA() (not available) -- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "Par3" wrote: When plotting a chart which automatically updates, the last data entry is a formula but will not have actual data until the information is entered on the next week. On the chart it plots zero - how can I get the chart to not plot this but yet have it included in my source data? |
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Hi,
The formula needs to use NA() rather than zero or "" for periods not yet used. So your formula may look something like this, =IF( <test , <valuetouse , NA() ) Cheers Andy Par3 wrote: When plotting a chart which automatically updates, the last data entry is a formula but will not have actual data until the information is entered on the next week. On the chart it plots zero - how can I get the chart to not plot this but yet have it included in my source data? |
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