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  1. #1
    Nick I
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    Line Graph Problem

    Hello - I am having a problem with a line graph I have. Basically the line
    graph is populated on a month to month basis, from protected cells that
    contain formulas.

    This is an example of the formula for each month: =IF(J35 =
    "","",AVERAGE(J35,J49,J63))

    My problem is if I'm in august, (thus september shows up as ""), the line
    (say it was at 98% in August), drops off to zero which makes an ugly graph.
    If I delete the formulas entirely from Sept-Dec, then it looks fine, but that
    defeats the purposes of the protected cells.

    Anyone know of a formula i can throw into "September" that wont make the
    graph look lke it goes to zero that month? Thanks!

  2. #2
    Barb Reinhardt
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    Re: Line Graph Problem

    Change the formula to

    =IF(J35 = "",NA(),AVERAGE(J35,J49,J63))

    "Nick I" <NickI@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:245C82DA-F486-42EA-BC24-3C278BDD7F61@microsoft.com...
    > Hello - I am having a problem with a line graph I have. Basically the line
    > graph is populated on a month to month basis, from protected cells that
    > contain formulas.
    >
    > This is an example of the formula for each month: =IF(J35 =
    > "","",AVERAGE(J35,J49,J63))
    >
    > My problem is if I'm in august, (thus september shows up as ""), the line
    > (say it was at 98% in August), drops off to zero which makes an ugly
    > graph.
    > If I delete the formulas entirely from Sept-Dec, then it looks fine, but
    > that
    > defeats the purposes of the protected cells.
    >
    > Anyone know of a formula i can throw into "September" that wont make the
    > graph look lke it goes to zero that month? Thanks!




  3. #3
    Nick I
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    Re: Line Graph Problem

    Thanks! That fixed the problem.

    "Barb Reinhardt" wrote:

    > Change the formula to
    >
    > =IF(J35 = "",NA(),AVERAGE(J35,J49,J63))
    >
    > "Nick I" <NickI@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    > news:245C82DA-F486-42EA-BC24-3C278BDD7F61@microsoft.com...
    > > Hello - I am having a problem with a line graph I have. Basically the line
    > > graph is populated on a month to month basis, from protected cells that
    > > contain formulas.
    > >
    > > This is an example of the formula for each month: =IF(J35 =
    > > "","",AVERAGE(J35,J49,J63))
    > >
    > > My problem is if I'm in august, (thus september shows up as ""), the line
    > > (say it was at 98% in August), drops off to zero which makes an ugly
    > > graph.
    > > If I delete the formulas entirely from Sept-Dec, then it looks fine, but
    > > that
    > > defeats the purposes of the protected cells.
    > >
    > > Anyone know of a formula i can throw into "September" that wont make the
    > > graph look lke it goes to zero that month? Thanks!

    >
    >
    >


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