Dynamic Chart
 

I have a dynamic chart working but when the future vale = 0 or if it has a
formula in the cell the chart reads it as 0.

Is there any way around this ??

Dynamic Chart
 

The formula returns "", which Excel interprets as text, and assigns a value
of zero. Change this to NA(), which leaves an error in the cell (#N/A), but
which is not plotted in a line or XY chart.

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com
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"Mark Allen" wrote in message
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I have a dynamic chart working but when the future vale = 0 or if it has a
formula in the cell the chart reads it as 0.

Is there any way around this ??

Dynamic Chart
 

Hi,

If you have a formula it needs to return #N/A instead of zero.
example,

=IF( <test , <value , NA() )

Cheers
Andy

Mark Allen wrote:
I have a dynamic chart working but when the future vale = 0 or if it has a
formula in the cell the chart reads it as 0.

Is there any way around this ??

Dynamic Chart
 

nope it still see's it as something there so the dynamic chart does not work...

this is the formula I am using:

=IF(SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G)=0,NA(),SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G))

Any other ideas to try ??

Mark

"Andy Pope" wrote:

Hi,

If you have a formula it needs to return #N/A instead of zero.
example,

=IF( <test , <value , NA() )

Cheers
Andy

Mark Allen wrote:
I have a dynamic chart working but when the future vale = 0 or if it has a
formula in the cell the chart reads it as 0.

Is there any way around this ??

Dynamic Chart
 

Probably should be

=IF(SUMIF(F:F,L29,G:G)=0,NA(),SUMIF(F:F,L29,G:G))

but I get the same answer either way. What's in column G? If my sumif
resolves to zero, the formula results in #N/A.

- Jon
-------
Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
Peltier Technical Services, Inc. - http://PeltierTech.com
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"Mark Allen" wrote in message
...
nope it still see's it as something there so the dynamic chart does not
work...

this is the formula I am using:

=IF(SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G)=0,NA(),SUMIF(F:G,L29,G:G))

Any other ideas to try ??

Mark

"Andy Pope" wrote:

Hi,

If you have a formula it needs to return #N/A instead of zero.
example,

=IF( <test , <value , NA() )

Cheers
Andy

Mark Allen wrote:
I have a dynamic chart working but when the future vale = 0 or if it
has a
formula in the cell the chart reads it as 0.

Is there any way around this ??