Hi:
Your first question is relatively easy to do, with the IF command. Make a
copy of yr series (so you have two of each, X and Y). X is yr basic data,
and Y is calculated depending on a value in yr "trigger" cell (say this is
cell A1, and the value is 0 or 1).
Series Y is then for instance IF(A1=1,"X",NA()). Now plot Series Y, not X.
It either shows the values (if A1=1) or nothing (the effect of the NA()
command.
Your second question, the "chart flip": I think it is possible with the help
of the CHOOSE command, but frankly I don't see how this can be a time-saver -
the only sensible reason for this. I use CHOOSE when I want to change my
chart's appearance triggered by an event or value (e.g. change the chart area
into red for alerting purposes).
Just in case you are not aware: you don't have to remake a chart from
scratch once you have one: you can always right click the existing chart and
choose a different Chart Type and .. voila. Having said this, you may wish
to see my answer on the post of Rich earlier today in case you use
time-consuming chart formats that you don't like to make over again each
time.
HTH,
GL,
Henk
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> How can I have a chart that *only* plots series chosen by the user. For
> example:
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> I would like to have a on/off (1/0) switch for each series of data. I
> want the chart to only plot series with the on switch value. Also, I'm
> looking for a true solution, not one that plots the off series on the
> axis.
>
> All help is, as always, greatly appreciated.
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