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Hello:
I have a number of cells that has an If statement. If it is false, then the cell will be set to "". Is there a way to automatically clear the formula if the evaluation is false? The reason I want to clear the formula is when I create a graph based on the cells with formula. If a cell has a formula, but no value, Excel still plots that point and assumes it to be 0. If I manually delete those formula that does not return a value, then Excel will exclude those plots in the plot even though the empty range is part of a series. If there is not a way to clear a formula the returns nothing, would it be possible to suppress those points in the graph? Thanks Q |
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