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show only items with values on chart

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widman - 29 Apr 2007 12:40 GMT
I have an excel chart that summarizes the days I spend in the year in any of
28 different markets, although each year I probably only work 6 to 10 of
those markets.  Then I have a pie chart that puts it in perspective.  I want
the pie chart to show only the markets with values over 0.
How can I get the pie chart to ignore the markets with 0 visits?  It wants
to show all 28, superimposing all the names on top of each other.
John Mansfield - 29 Apr 2007 18:06 GMT
Hopefully this is an example of what your trying to achieve.  I've also
included a  file that can be downloaded.

http://www.cellmatrix.net/index.php/pie_chart_exclude_zero_values

http://cellmatrix.net/index.php/site/downloads/

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> I have an excel chart that summarizes the days I spend in the year in any of
> 28 different markets, although each year I probably only work 6 to 10 of
> those markets.  Then I have a pie chart that puts it in perspective.  I want
> the pie chart to show only the markets with values over 0.
> How can I get the pie chart to ignore the markets with 0 visits?  It wants
> to show all 28, superimposing all the names on top of each other.
widman - 29 Apr 2007 19:42 GMT
Perfect....  thanks

> Hopefully this is an example of what your trying to achieve.  I've also
> included a  file that can be downloaded.
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> > How can I get the pie chart to ignore the markets with 0 visits?  It wants
> > to show all 28, superimposing all the names on top of each other.
 
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