Unwanted Zeros in Excel Chart Displayed Values
Hi, this is a very specific problem I have with an excel bar chart.
There must be a hero somewhere with a solution. I am charting cells containing excel functions of the type =IF(A1="","",A1) =IF(A2="","",A2) etc Where cells A1, A2 can contain real number values, genuine zeros, or genuine blanks I have to show the Values on the chart above each bar. The Real numbers and zeros display correctly but if there is a genuine blank i still see an unwanted "0.0" value label on my chart. I cannot entertain deleting them individually as I have a huge piece of macro driven work which will print many thousands of different charts. Furthermore, using N/A() does NOT work..e.g. =IF(A1="",N/A(),A1) as this then Displays an "N/A" on the chart instead. Also unwanted. I want nothing on my chart at all for a blank. I have looked high and low for a solution fruitlessly Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks Daniel |
Unwanted Zeros in Excel Chart Displayed Values
Hi Daniel,
Try ToolsOptionsChartPlot Empty cells as= not plotted (leave gaps) Ken Johnson |
Unwanted Zeros in Excel Chart Displayed Values
Hi Daniel,
Or use the autofilter to hide the blanks then ToolsOptionsChart tick in Plot visible cells only. Ken Johnson |
Unwanted Zeros in Excel Chart Displayed Values
Hi Ken,
the chart already has that setting, unfortunately it sees the function in there and decides that doesn't count as empty and plots. Daniel |
Unwanted Zeros in Excel Chart Displayed Values
Again, not that simple. The data itself is in large pivot tables and
cannot be filtered. The data in these pivot tables is dynamic and changes all the time. |
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