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"recrit" wrote:
On Jul 9, 7:21 pm, Redsphynx wrote: Hi, I need to use this formula for my charts, =IF(E2="","",F1+E2) but what I need it to do is to ignore these blank cells until there is a false response. At the moment my chart is plotting these as $0.00 right along the bottom of the chart, and what I need is for it not to display until an amount is in the cell. Thanks, Craig could use NA() instead of "".... =IF(E2="",NA(),F1+E2) this will ignore that point in the plot Thanks, this is a lot better than plotting zeros! It is only a partial solution, however, and the plot line is still connected across that point, instead of being a "gap" as it would be if the cell were truly blank. I really need to get a blank cell to show that the value is missing. |
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