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Default Chart data with zeroes

I have used an IF formula to replace blanks, zeroes etc. with #N/A as I
thought charts ignored this. My source data is 2 columns as below displaying
as a line chart:

#N/A #N/A
0.20 0.0017497
0.40 0.0017613
0.60 0.0017538
0.80 0.0017459
1.00 0.0017397
1.20 0.0017358
1.60 0.0019809
2.00 0.0021619
#N/A #N/A
#N/A #N/A
#N/A #N/A

The #N/As are plotted as zeroes with #N/A displaying instead of a figure on
the X axis.

I need to get rid of the #N/As displaying on the X axis and have excel
ignore them on the chart. Any help greatly appreciated.

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