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