Hi,

Is there any way to avoid displaying zero values in a chart.

Raj


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Assuming you mean you want empty cells not to be treated as zeros:
1) click on chart; use Tools|Options|Chart and specify how you want blanks
to be treated
or
2) replace blanks by =NA()
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Hi,

Is there any way to avoid displaying zero values in a chart.

Raj


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Thanks Bernard,

But my Source Data is depended on some formulaes,hence when the result
of them returns zero,the same gets displayed in the chart also.

Is there any other way.

I am sure you can help me.

Regards,
Rajkumar


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Hi,

Use Bernard's suggestion of NA() in your formula. Something like,

=IF(test<0,test , =NA() )

Cheers
Andy

Rajkumar wrote:
Thanks Bernard,

But my Source Data is depended on some formulaes,hence when the result
of them returns zero,the same gets displayed in the chart also.

Is there any other way.

I am sure you can help me.

Regards,
Rajkumar



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Take out the internal "=":

=IF(test<0,test,NA())

- Jon
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Hi,

Use Bernard's suggestion of NA() in your formula. Something like,

=IF(test<0,test , =NA() )

Cheers
Andy

Rajkumar wrote:
Thanks Bernard,

But my Source Data is depended on some formulaes,hence when the result
of them returns zero,the same gets displayed in the chart also.

Is there any other way.

I am sure you can help me.

Regards,
Rajkumar



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http://www.andypope.info

Thanks Jon, too lazy with my cut & paste :)

Jon Peltier wrote:
Take out the internal "=":

=IF(test<0,test,NA())

- Jon
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Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP
Peltier Technical Services
Tutorials and Custom Solutions
http://PeltierTech.com/
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"Andy Pope" wrote in message
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Hi,

Use Bernard's suggestion of NA() in your formula. Something like,

=IF(test<0,test , =NA() )

Cheers
Andy

Rajkumar wrote:

Thanks Bernard,

But my Source Data is depended on some formulaes,hence when the result
of them returns zero,the same gets displayed in the chart also.

Is there any other way.

I am sure you can help me.

Regards,
Rajkumar



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http://www.andypope.info




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