T tpmbrian New Member May 9, 2011 #1 I have rows with formulae I want to hide, but still show the results on a chart. Is this possible?
Hui Excel Ninja Staff member May 9, 2011 #2 In Excel 2007/2010 Select the chart Select a series Right click Select Data Select the Hidden and Empty Cells Button Tick Show Hidden Data in Rows/Columns
In Excel 2007/2010 Select the chart Select a series Right click Select Data Select the Hidden and Empty Cells Button Tick Show Hidden Data in Rows/Columns
K keymaster New Member May 9, 2011 #3 You can setup Excel charts to show hidden data. Just follow the below steps: 1. Right click on chart, go to select data 2. Click on the button "hidden and empty cells" 3. Check the box that says "show hidden data..." 4. click ok and close the boxes Now, just hide the rows/ columns with the formulas and your chart should still show the hidden data.
You can setup Excel charts to show hidden data. Just follow the below steps: 1. Right click on chart, go to select data 2. Click on the button "hidden and empty cells" 3. Check the box that says "show hidden data..." 4. click ok and close the boxes Now, just hide the rows/ columns with the formulas and your chart should still show the hidden data.
T tpmbrian New Member May 9, 2011 #4 Brilliant Just a question of knowing the tick boxes exist, and where. Thank you Hui and Chandoo. I am working on my negative values in a pie chart next. Brian
Brilliant Just a question of knowing the tick boxes exist, and where. Thank you Hui and Chandoo. I am working on my negative values in a pie chart next. Brian