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![]() I have a spreadsheet I would like to chart for water analysis done by my office. In some of the cells are N/A instead of values. I have tried charting with the "N/A" left in and with a blank cell. Both don't work very well. Could you help me smooth out the line chart? Below is an example; the database is much larger: Sample Number Ph Cl FL GP050001 7.50 1.37 N/A GP050002 6.50 N/A .30 GP050003 7.40 0.05 N/A GP050004 7.50 0.11 .45 Also, the data categories are substantially different. I would like to group all categories by displaying multiple line charts to help establish relationships (if any). The Ph range is 6.5 - 8; Chlorine is anywhere from trace to 1.4. So, you can see that the data is not within the same range. I am sure there is a way to display the range for Ph on the left "X" vertical column and to display a range for the Cl on the right. Could you help me through that process please? I look forward to it, JW -- willisj ------------------------------------------------------------------------ willisj's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=28685 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=483687 |
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