Blank/NA values to be shown as dotted line rather than straight line in Charts

palaniappan0212

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Hello there,

I request your help on solving this question.

Say, I have values such as 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 plotted in Excel Chart.

If I want to delete values 3,4, the missing values can be interpolated using the "Hidden and Empty Cells" option. This option connects only through a thick line.

Can I change the interpolated values alone to show up as dotted line ?

Please let me know if this can be done.

Thanks.
 

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33
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66
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if you add another data range
as above it can be formatted as dotted line
now 3 and 6 are joined by a dotted line

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