How to delete away the formula, if the cell is blank??

[ru_1985]

HI ALL.

How can i delete away the formula, when the is no value in it?
Or is there anyway to delete away e ZERO in the graph... so tat the line graph will not shown ZERO and it will left a blank...

=IF(INDEX('AML101-ETCH'!B13:B47,MATCH('POLY ETCH CD DATA'!B17,'AML101-ETCH'!A13:A47,1))=0,"",INDEX('AML101-ETCH'!B13:B47,MATCH('POLY ETCH CD DATA'!B17,'AML101-ETCH'!A13:A47,1)))

 

[eliW]

Hi,

Try to replace the "" in your formula with NA()

This will be interpreted in the graph as "no data"

HTH

Eli

 

[tusharm]

Re: How to get rid of the zero value in the line chart?

As has been pointed out, you need to use NA() instead of "". But, if you decide to use 2 cells instead of trying to squeeze everything into 1 cell, you can also improve the performance and maintainability of your workbook. In one cell, put the INDEX function. In the adjacent cell, put =IF({cell-with-index}=0,NA((),{cell-with-index}). Plot the 2nd cell (i.e., the one with the IF).

Now, you no longer duplicate the INDEX().

HI ALL.

How can i delete away the formula, when the is no value in it?
Or is there anyway to delete away e ZERO in the graph... so tat the line graph will not shown ZERO and it will left a blank...

=IF(INDEX('AML101-ETCH'!B13:B47,MATCH('POLY ETCH CD DATA'!B17,'AML101-ETCH'!A13:A47,1))=0,"",INDEX('AML101-ETCH'!B13:B47,MATCH('POLY ETCH CD DATA'!B17,'AML101-ETCH'!A13:A47,1)))

 

[ru_1985]

But i will like to delete away the formula, if the cell is blank...

 

[Joe4]

I think you may require a macro, something like this that will delete the formula:

Sub MyDeleteFormula()

    Dim myRange As Range
    Dim myCell As Range
    
'   Set range to check
    Set myRange = Range("A1:A10")
    
'   Loop through each cell in range and delete contents if value is blank
    For Each myCell In myRange
        If myCell.Value = "" Or myCell.Value = 0 Then myCell.ClearContents
    Next myCell
        
End Sub

 

[ru_1985]

ThanKS ALot thE cOdE work....