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    Solved: A way to avoid charting blank cells?

    Hello,

    When it comes to charting a range of data is there anyway to avoid picking up blank cells in the series?

    For example, in the range of A1:A500, there are some cells with no data - i.e blank cells say in A15, A40, A41, A270, A400 etc. Currently excel plots these is a line chart with gaps, is it possible instead to get the excel chart to interpolate these values automatically or would one need to interpolate the orginal raw data/delete the blank cells.

    Thanks,

    Nick

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    Replace the blanks with #N/A, either directly, or add a formula in B1 of

    =IF(A1="",NA(),A1)

    copy down and plot B1:B500
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    Thanks XLD.

    I was hoping to avoid creating new data but it's good know there's no other way of doing it.

    Thanks,

    Nick

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