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How to exclude conditional calculated no or zero values from a cha
Picture this: a chart for 30 days and 30 values. The values come from a
different table (sheet1!A:G) using the following formula =IF(VLOOKUP(J11;Sheet1!A:G;2;FALSE)="";"";VLOOKUP( J11;Sheet1!A:G;2;FALSE)). If the table on sheet1 has no value (""), then the a.m. formula also displays no value (""). The chart however does show a zero value, which i do not need. Is there a possibility to not show this zero or no value in a chart? Thanks for your help! |
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How to exclude conditional calculated no or zero values froma cha
Hi,
Use the formula NA() instead of "". Here are a couple of pages on the subject. http://www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme/E...issingData.htm http://processtrends.com/pg_charts_missing_data.htm Cheers Andy Frodo wrote: Picture this: a chart for 30 days and 30 values. The values come from a different table (sheet1!A:G) using the following formula =IF(VLOOKUP(J11;Sheet1!A:G;2;FALSE)="";"";VLOOKUP( J11;Sheet1!A:G;2;FALSE)). If the table on sheet1 has no value (""), then the a.m. formula also displays no value (""). The chart however does show a zero value, which i do not need. Is there a possibility to not show this zero or no value in a chart? Thanks for your help! -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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How to exclude conditional calculated no or zero values from a
Hi Andy,
thanks, works great! Frodo "Andy Pope" wrote: Hi, Use the formula NA() instead of "". Here are a couple of pages on the subject. http://www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme/E...issingData.htm http://processtrends.com/pg_charts_missing_data.htm Cheers Andy Frodo wrote: Picture this: a chart for 30 days and 30 values. The values come from a different table (sheet1!A:G) using the following formula =IF(VLOOKUP(J11;Sheet1!A:G;2;FALSE)="";"";VLOOKUP( J11;Sheet1!A:G;2;FALSE)). If the table on sheet1 has no value (""), then the a.m. formula also displays no value (""). The chart however does show a zero value, which i do not need. Is there a possibility to not show this zero or no value in a chart? Thanks for your help! -- Andy Pope, Microsoft MVP - Excel http://www.andypope.info |
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