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In the attached example, I want to keep the formulas in column G, but I don't want the line to go to 0 if there are no values in E8:F12. I guess the solution is based on INDEX and MATCH, but I'm just learning those functions.
In the attached example, I want to keep the formulas in column G, but I don't want the line to go to 0 if there are no values in E8:F12. I guess the solution is based on INDEX and MATCH, but I'm just learning those functions.
Last edited by wolfgang713; 06-14-2013 at 02:58 PM.
in h6 put
=IF(G6=0,NA(),G6) fill down use that as you cost range
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Thank you. I knew Excel doesn't plot #N/A but didn't know how to enter it. Actually, I didn't use the helper column but put=IF(E13*F13=0,NA(),E13*F13) in Column G.
An easy solution is to use a table. Select range D5:G12 and Format as Table. Add a new day and values -the chart will uppdate with the new data.
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