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I am creating a line chart where the source data is the result of an =IF
formula. How do I get the chart to only plot the cells where there is a result? Currently the chart is plotting a zero value for all the cells where the formula does not yet show a result. |
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If( something, formula, NA() )
The otherwise blank cells now have #N/A in then (you can hide these with Conditional formatting if they bother you) Charts ignore these values best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "JD" wrote in message ... I am creating a line chart where the source data is the result of an =IF formula. How do I get the chart to only plot the cells where there is a result? Currently the chart is plotting a zero value for all the cells where the formula does not yet show a result. |
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