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Chart display of no value cells
Hello,
I am creating a report through Excel that requires a lot of calculations. I have cells (master cells) that are referenced to other cells in the workbook on other spreadsheets. The master cells are conditioned that if there is no value (=""), the cell will stay blank; if there is a value, the master cell will carry that value. In the end, I want to chart the master cells. I have an (xy) scatter plot set-up. I want to be able to chart the data and if a master cell as no value (="") I want the chart to skip that data point and go to the next. I have gone through the menu to Tools--Options--Chart---Plot empty cells as not plot (leave gap). The chart will display the empty master cells as a 0. |
Chart display of no value cells
Instead of returning "" have the cell return #N/A. That will not graphg then
you can just conditioanlly format the #N/A to not appear. http://www.contextures.com/xlCondFormat03.html#Errors -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Justin" wrote: Hello, I am creating a report through Excel that requires a lot of calculations. I have cells (master cells) that are referenced to other cells in the workbook on other spreadsheets. The master cells are conditioned that if there is no value (=""), the cell will stay blank; if there is a value, the master cell will carry that value. In the end, I want to chart the master cells. I have an (xy) scatter plot set-up. I want to be able to chart the data and if a master cell as no value (="") I want the chart to skip that data point and go to the next. I have gone through the menu to Tools--Options--Chart---Plot empty cells as not plot (leave gap). The chart will display the empty master cells as a 0. |
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