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How do I disable "Plot visible cells only" when it is greyed out?
I'm creating a chart from a pivot table that has some "zero" values. The
chart will not plot the values that have a zero "y value" along the x-axis and I need to see these. I assume I need to disable "Plot visible cells only." If I Select chart then Tools Options Chart, the "Plot visible cells only" field is grayed out. How can I get this field so I can change it? |
How do I disable "Plot visible cells only" when it is greyed out?
Click on the graph first then go to tools, Options, Charts
"L. Klein" wrote: I'm creating a chart from a pivot table that has some "zero" values. The chart will not plot the values that have a zero "y value" along the x-axis and I need to see these. I assume I need to disable "Plot visible cells only." If I Select chart then Tools Options Chart, the "Plot visible cells only" field is grayed out. How can I get this field so I can change it? |
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