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Is there a way to get the =TREND formula to ignore blank rows?
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Hi,
Yes, use =FORECAST instead. I don't know why FORECAST allows blanks but TREND doesn't. Dave "Builder" wrote: Is there a way to get the =TREND formula to ignore blank rows? |
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Thank you very much for the help.
"Dave Curtis" wrote: Hi, Yes, use =FORECAST instead. I don't know why FORECAST allows blanks but TREND doesn't. Dave "Builder" wrote: Is there a way to get the =TREND formula to ignore blank rows? |
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