The workaround for charting calculated cells when you may have missing data
is to use an If formula that selects NA() if there is missing data.
Something like --
= If( d2 = "", NA(), b2*d2)
You'll need to replace your actual cell references and formula.
This formula will place a #N/A in those cells that can not be calculated
because of your missing data. Excel recognizes #N/A cells in charting and
ignores them.
I have a tutorial and sample file on this that may be helpful.
http://processtrends.com/pg_charts_missing_data.htm
....Kelly
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"Abe-air" <Abe-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm trying to create several charts from my excel data. Several of the
> chart's reference cell (established range) contains formuals. When the
> cell's formula returns a null value, chart display's as zero. How do I
> setup
> chart to display null as nothing versus zero?