Plot blanks on a graph

Pauljj

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Hi there everyone.

I have a graph that occasionally I want to plot a blank on a line graph. I currently do this by forcing a #NA error using the formula NA() This appears perfectly on my graph but when I sent it to other users they don't see the blanks. They see a continuous line

I have deduced I may have a Office 365 and the others I send to, do not. So this may be the root cause

My thought was then to write this into visual basic

Code:
ActiveChart.DisplayValueNotAvailableAsBlank = True

But rather then apply this to just the active chart, how can I apply this to all graphs in the workbook ?

Thanks
Paul
 

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