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Not Displaying Zero Values
Hello, I have a pie chart being created based on the value of a series of
rows. Since some of the cells within these rows are zero, I would like the chart to populate based on the values that are greater than zero. I thought I could address it by writing a formula to only show a value, if the result was greater than zero, but to no avail. The ultimate goal, to make the chart less-busy, is to only have the chart populate on numbers greater then zero. Can anyone help with this? Any and All Help Will Be Appreciated - Thanks In Advance |
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Not Displaying Zero Values
Hi,
I have one method explained here, http://www.andypope.info/charts/piezeros.htm Cheers Andy MWS wrote: Hello, I have a pie chart being created based on the value of a series of rows. Since some of the cells within these rows are zero, I would like the chart to populate based on the values that are greater than zero. I thought I could address it by writing a formula to only show a value, if the result was greater than zero, but to no avail. The ultimate goal, to make the chart less-busy, is to only have the chart populate on numbers greater then zero. Can anyone help with this? Any and All Help Will Be Appreciated - Thanks In Advance -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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