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How can I show only valid data to date and not future data not yet entered
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Hi,
Future data cells should be empty. If they contain formula then the result for empty data should be NA() rather than "". Charts treat text values, which "" is, as zero. NA() will only stop the data marker being plotted. The line will be interpolated between valid data points. But as your future points will not contain any valid points the line will stop. Cheers Andy Bryan wrote: How can I show only valid data to date and not future data not yet entered and considered by Excel as zeroes -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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