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I am creating a dynamic chart that captures 24 months of data.
I'm using a vlookup to put data into the cells and it goes out 5 years. It looks like the dynamic chart code picks up the vlookup code 5 years out and tries to chart it. It also picks up months where no production accured. Is there away to ignore the vlookup if no data is in the cell? Here is a sample of my data: Dec 05 700 Jan 06 725 Feb 06 720 Mar 06 695 Apr 06 710 "blank" "blank" Jun 06 720 Jul 06 700 "blank" "blank" Aug 06 710 vlookup code goes out a total of 5 years. So, I have blank cells as of Jan 08 out to 2010. I only want to pickup the last 24 months, where there is data. I know this is complicated, so, thanks in advance for any help. -- Baltimore Ravens |
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