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  1. 08-23-2010, 01:23 PM #1
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    Re: OFFSET - Joined or combined ranges

    Rephrasing the question,

    Can I define a dynamic range, that can also be a blank in certain situations?
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    Re: OFFSET - Joined or combined ranges

    If the cell is truely empty then the chart setting for Plot empty cells as will be honoured.
    If the cell contains a formula then for non values the formula must return #N/A via the NA() function. This will be an interpolated data point with no marker if a line chart.
    Everything else will be treated as zero.
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