Customizing Charts in VBA

dan03uk

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I was wondering if there is away of creating a code using VBA that would exclude data when it has a value of 0 from the graph. This is because I have an ever changing set of data but values of 0 are not needed for the scatter graph.
 

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Any reason you can't just make a formula =IF(A1=0,NA(),A1) and then plot those values instead? NA() won't plot, and that will solve your problem without a macro.
 
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Hi Dan

Welcome to the Board

If the new range doesn't suit hit the old one with a macro

Code:
Sub Clear0s()
Dim my, c As Range
Set my = ActiveSheet.Range("A1:H80")
For Each c In my
    If c.Value = 0 Then c.FormulaR1C1 = "=NA()"
Next c
End Sub

You'll need to be adjusting the ranges and that but it should fair you well

All the best


Dave
 
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