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Use NA() instead of "" or 0, it might look ugly but the chart will plot OK
=if(A5=0,NA(),if(B5=0,NA(),A5/B5)) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom "RDM" wrote in message ... the result of my formula =if(A5=0,"",if(B5=0,"",A5/B5)) is not an empty cell, and I would like it to be an empty cell so that my graph would not plot this point as a zéro "bj" wrote: go to <Tools<Options<chart and select plot empty cells either as not ploted or as interpolated. ,(I appologize in that I don't know what "recul" means "RDM" wrote: Hello, I would like to have en empty cell as recul instead of a zero or a "" here is the formula I use : =if(A5=0,"",if(B5=0,"",A5/B5)) I want to make a graph and when I have a blank my graph falls as if it was a zero can anybody help me ? |
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