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I am working on an Excel spreadsheet that contains 5 sheets of graphs and 5
or 6 sheets of data. I am trying to not show the trendline when a cell is empty. I have found a couple of threads about this but do not quite understand them and would appreciate your help! Most of them refer to the NA() function but I am not sure where to enter that and have it reflect in my chart. I have an average price sheet that contains my total sales for each week and some of those cells are empty. What would I enter into those empty cells so they will not show on the trendline in my chart? Thanks for your help! |
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IN the sales column cells, in place of blanks cells type =NA()
This is display as #N/A The chart will extrapolate the values for 'empty' data best wishes -- Bernard V Liengme www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme remove caps from email "Kara" <Kara@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news 6679E3D-2EB7-4066-B66E-274D136B8D34@microsoft.com...>I am working on an Excel spreadsheet that contains 5 sheets of graphs and 5 > or 6 sheets of data. I am trying to not show the trendline when a cell is > empty. I have found a couple of threads about this but do not quite > understand them and would appreciate your help! > > Most of them refer to the NA() function but I am not sure where to enter > that and have it reflect in my chart. > > I have an average price sheet that contains my total sales for each week > and > some of those cells are empty. What would I enter into those empty cells > so > they will not show on the trendline in my chart? > > Thanks for your help! |
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This still shows the trendline although the trendline is not at zero. Is
their a way for the trendline to not show at all in that area of the chart? Thanks for your help! "Bernard Liengme" wrote: > IN the sales column cells, in place of blanks cells type =NA() > This is display as #N/A > The chart will extrapolate the values for 'empty' data > best wishes > -- > Bernard V Liengme > www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme > remove caps from email > > "Kara" <Kara@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news 6679E3D-2EB7-4066-B66E-274D136B8D34@microsoft.com...> >I am working on an Excel spreadsheet that contains 5 sheets of graphs and 5 > > or 6 sheets of data. I am trying to not show the trendline when a cell is > > empty. I have found a couple of threads about this but do not quite > > understand them and would appreciate your help! > > > > Most of them refer to the NA() function but I am not sure where to enter > > that and have it reflect in my chart. > > > > I have an average price sheet that contains my total sales for each week > > and > > some of those cells are empty. What would I enter into those empty cells > > so > > they will not show on the trendline in my chart? > > > > Thanks for your help! > > > |
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