Chart formula result as missing value

stewbrown

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I have a formula such as =IF($B63>0,K63/$B63,"") that I want to be treated as a missing value for charting. Instead, it is treated as a zero in the chart. Is there a way to get Excel to return a missing value when b63<=0?
 

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Copy the range. Select a blank cell. Right-click, Paste Special, then choose Transpose.
Excel does not have a "missing value" category like software for statistics...

You could use:

=IF($B63,K63/$B63,#N/A)
 
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