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I have a chart that is referencing a series of data that are formulas. The
formulas return an average for the specified array. I am needing to find out
how to keep the chart from considering the blank cells as zero values. I have
tried having the formula return a "" (blank) value if false, but it still
shows up in the chart as a zero value. Do you know the answer to this?
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Default Referencing Chart Data?

I don't know if this varies by version of Excel, so I'll just respond with
what works in 2003: If you don't mind a continuous graph, try returning the
N/A value by using
NA()
if(x=true, x*14, na())

HTH,
Keith

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I have a chart that is referencing a series of data that are formulas. The
formulas return an average for the specified array. I am needing to find out
how to keep the chart from considering the blank cells as zero values. I have
tried having the formula return a "" (blank) value if false, but it still
shows up in the chart as a zero value. Do you know the answer to this?
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Thank you!

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