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How to omit data in a chart when there are error values?
Hi there!
I've created a chart based on data who's values are variable. In certain cases the data on one end can show error values (#DIV0!, #NUM, etc..). In those cases the chart sees them as zero values. Is there a way to automatically omit these values from the chart without manually changing the series range? Thank you! Bou |
Bou -
You can test for an error: =IF(ISERROR(<expression),NA(),<expression) This way you get the #N/A error, which is not such a problem for a chart. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Peltier Technical Services Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com/ _______ Bou wrote: Hi there! I've created a chart based on data who's values are variable. In certain cases the data on one end can show error values (#DIV0!, #NUM, etc..). In those cases the chart sees them as zero values. Is there a way to automatically omit these values from the chart without manually changing the series range? Thank you! Bou |
Jon, that worked. Thank you a bunch! Rgs, Bou |
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