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To make a chart skip a point, and not count it as zero, have it reutrn the
#N/A value. In formual form, this would be: =If(A2=0,NA(),A2) -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "spudsnruf" wrote: Hello, I have a simple line chart, generated from a list of numbers, many of the numbers are zero, which I dont wnat to show up on the chart. At the moment, they show up as a point on the bottom of the horizontal axis. How do I make sure they dont show if zero please? Thank you. |
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