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I am plotting percentages from a table that will be filled with weekly
values, but not all of the weeks are completed yet, so future weeks are plotting as zero. Cells being graphed contain a A1/B1 formula to get a percentage, resulting in a divide by zero error. I suppressed the error and tried to set the cell as 'blank' by using =IF(ISERROR(A1/B1),,A1/B1). I tried setting the Tools Options Graphs - Plot Empty Cells As: Not Plotted, leave gaps. Problem is, even though the value is 'blank' if error = true, it is no longer a 'blank' cell by Excel's interpretation, so the 'blank' cells are still plotted as zero on the chart. Has anyone else overcome this problem? Thank you very much! - Brian |
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