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Hello

Can someone explain to me how to create a line graph chart of a time series
where there are gaps in the data? I have daily data over two years, but there
are gaps. Excel seems to connect the last data point before a gap to the next
data point after the gap.

Many thanks in advance and kind regards

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Is the gap comprised of actually blank cells, or formulas that return
something that looks like a blank? If the cells are truly blank, go to Tools
menu Options Chart tab, and choose the 'Not Plotted' option for dealing
with blank cells.

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Hello

Can someone explain to me how to create a line graph chart of a time
series
where there are gaps in the data? I have daily data over two years, but
there
are gaps. Excel seems to connect the last data point before a gap to the
next
data point after the gap.

Many thanks in advance and kind regards

Nick



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