How do you not include 0 value data on a graph?
 

I have a chart made that is formulated so that data fills in automatically
every month. I then have a graph attached that plots the data. My problem is
that when there is no data for that month then the graph plots a continuous
line that shows 0 after the real data.
Is there anything that I can put in the formula so that if there is no value
or 0 value it won't plot it on the graph?
Hope this question makes sense!

How do you not include 0 value data on a graph?
 

Absolutely, use NA() if you don't want to graph the point.
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HTH,
Barb Reinhardt



"bergie" wrote:

I have a chart made that is formulated so that data fills in automatically
every month. I then have a graph attached that plots the data. My problem is
that when there is no data for that month then the graph plots a continuous
line that shows 0 after the real data.
Is there anything that I can put in the formula so that if there is no value
or 0 value it won't plot it on the graph?
Hope this question makes sense!