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Selective Graphing
I have a list of data in a column of cells that all have a formula, which
will fill depending on what I place in the previous columns. If there is a number in the column before it, a number will be placed in the list. I want to graph this list of data however when there is no number in the cell yet, it still graphs it as a zero on my grpahs because there is still an if statement in the cell. How do i get my graph to ignore the cells that donts have numbers in it even though they have a formula written in it. |
Selective Graphing
It would have been nice to see you formula but her goes
I you have something like =IF(ISNUMBER(A2),A2,"") then you get either a number or a blank and the blanks get treated as 0 in a chart However, if you use =IF(ISNUMBER(A2),A2,NA()) then you get either a number or #N/A in the cell. The chart engine ignores this value. Hope I understood the question best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme Microsoft Excel MVP http://people.stfx.ca/bliengme remove caps from email "cjw2006" wrote in message ... I have a list of data in a column of cells that all have a formula, which will fill depending on what I place in the previous columns. If there is a number in the column before it, a number will be placed in the list. I want to graph this list of data however when there is no number in the cell yet, it still graphs it as a zero on my grpahs because there is still an if statement in the cell. How do i get my graph to ignore the cells that donts have numbers in it even though they have a formula written in it. |
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