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I'm plotting ranges which may or may not include blank cells in the first few
cells. Using the statement ActiveChart.DisplayBlanksAs = xlZero has no effect whatsoever, Excel shrinks the plotted range to exclude any blank cells at start of range. What am I doing wrong? Any help appreciated. Using Win XP |
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Hi ojv,
I am not certain, but I think this may have to do with how you select the region you are plotting. If the code is not explicit and it is selected by region, then I think it will automaticaly exclude the 0s. By explicit, I think you will have to give the exact range ie, Range("A2:M4"). Hope this works and addresses the problem. "ojv" wrote: I'm plotting ranges which may or may not include blank cells in the first few cells. Using the statement ActiveChart.DisplayBlanksAs = xlZero has no effect whatsoever, Excel shrinks the plotted range to exclude any blank cells at start of range. What am I doing wrong? Any help appreciated. Using Win XP |
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