Cells that are #N/A are ignored in charts. So if there is a formula like this,He is wondering if it is possible to excel to see a cell and if it is blank not to display it in a graph.
=IF(someCondition, someExpression, "")
... it can be changed to
=IF(someCondition, someExpression, NA())
No; a formula returns a result to the cell in which it appears. There are probably other ways to achieve what he wants, though.... he is wondering if it is possible to set up a cell so that its formula displays a result in a different cell...
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