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In order for a chart to ignore a cell (i.e., not treat it as zero), I enter
the #N/A error (by typing or returning the function =NA()) in the cell. But this will not work if I want functions such as STDEV(), MAX(), etc., to ignore the cells; they will return an error if any cell in the argument range is an error. For functions to ignore a cell, I must enter (or my formula must return) a null string (="") in the cell. Is there a way I can I satisfy the requirements of both charts and functions to ignore a cell (without needing to maintain two separate columns, and with as least monstrous a formula as possible)? Any insights appreciated. |
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