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How do I enter a missing data point?
When I enter a lot of data in a sheet, and make a graph of it. Missing points
become "holes" in the graph. How do I tell Excel that tha point is missing, so the graph is countinous? |
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How do I enter a missing data point?
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<tools<options<graph and select interpolate for current graph "Paul" wrote: When I enter a lot of data in a sheet, and make a graph of it. Missing points become "holes" in the graph. How do I tell Excel that tha point is missing, so the graph is countinous? |
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