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Ok got this to work for Line and bar graphs haven't tried anyothers yet.
The pesky problem of yoru graphs always plotting 0 or none 0 values (#N/A...) as 0 can be hidden in a very sneeky way. Fish off in yoru chart put a IF statement that if the value is greater then 0 everything goes as normal, but if it's False then enter in a value like -100. Then on yoru graph set your Y-axis Minimun to 0. the -100 Data value will be off the graph and won't show up. Like I said very sneeky. If statement used. =IF(A10,A1,-100) |
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