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I have a series like so:
Jan 10,11,13,12 Feb 10,12,13,12 Mar 11,11,13,14 Apr 12,13,13,13 May Jun Jul And so on - the rest of the year is blank. When I draw an area chart for the full 12 months the series draws an area up to April, then plummets to zero in May. I want the area to just stop at April. My cells use the formula =IF($A11<=$D$17,G11,NA()) therefore, the NA stops any line charts goinf beyond April, but the area chart is more problematic. Please help!! |
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The NA() or #N/A trick only works with charts that also accommodate a
marker, such as line, XY, and some radar charts. In an area chart, you could use a date axis with double values at the point where you want a vertical edge, as in this example: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/XYAreaChart.html which admittedly is a pain to set up. You could instead set up a dynamic range that includes only numeric values. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services, Inc. 774-275-0064 208-485-0691 fax http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ "DannyS" wrote in message ... I have a series like so: Jan 10,11,13,12 Feb 10,12,13,12 Mar 11,11,13,14 Apr 12,13,13,13 May Jun Jul And so on - the rest of the year is blank. When I draw an area chart for the full 12 months the series draws an area up to April, then plummets to zero in May. I want the area to just stop at April. My cells use the formula =IF($A11<=$D$17,G11,NA()) therefore, the NA stops any line charts goinf beyond April, but the area chart is more problematic. Please help!! |
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Cheers Jon - it's working! you are a charting legend.
Great stuff. "Jon Peltier" wrote: The NA() or #N/A trick only works with charts that also accommodate a marker, such as line, XY, and some radar charts. In an area chart, you could use a date axis with double values at the point where you want a vertical edge, as in this example: http://peltiertech.com/Excel/Charts/XYAreaChart.html which admittedly is a pain to set up. You could instead set up a dynamic range that includes only numeric values. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services, Inc. 774-275-0064 208-485-0691 fax http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ "DannyS" wrote in message ... I have a series like so: Jan 10,11,13,12 Feb 10,12,13,12 Mar 11,11,13,14 Apr 12,13,13,13 May Jun Jul And so on - the rest of the year is blank. When I draw an area chart for the full 12 months the series draws an area up to April, then plummets to zero in May. I want the area to just stop at April. My cells use the formula =IF($A11<=$D$17,G11,NA()) therefore, the NA stops any line charts goinf beyond April, but the area chart is more problematic. Please help!! |
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