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Hello:
I have a list of data, but some of the data are invalid and should not be taken into consideration (i.e if the data is zero) so I have a graph that comes from a range, which includes expression just like the following one if(A5=0,"",A5*5+10) if(A6=0,"",A6*5+10) if(A7=0,"",A7*5+10) This expression will make a blank cell in case A5 is zero, however it will affect the result of my X-Y scatter graph. Is there a way to put a character instead of "" so that the graph won't be affected (in other words, I want the graph to think it is simply a blank cell, and to have the same behavior as if the cell was blank. I use excel 2000. thanks... guillermo |
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