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You can use the NA() function to do this.
"Ken" wrote in message ... I have a chart with twelve months of data that is generated by using a fomula: Cell A1 has the following: =IF(A25,A2*A3,"") Cell B1 contains: =IF(B25,B2*B3,"") These fomulas go out for twelve cells and are the source data for my line chart. I have only the first six cells with data in them and when I set up my chart I get the first six data points plus six data points at the zero value of the Y-axis. Can I suppress the data points where the formula returns a null value? TIA. |
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