Chart Not hiding 0 Values even after NA() formulae applied

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where are the 0 values coming from - if a formula make them NA() right from the start
Thanks for the response, is there no other method of achieving the result without forcing NA() from the source. The source tab has quite afew analysis linked to it so forcing an NA() on the source would cause NA() values to crop up all over the spreadsheet.

I think I'll have to make a new source tab for these graphs with the same data loaded in
 
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