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John Sinclair - 18 Dec 2003 22:16 GMT
I frequently work with log charts and am constantly bombarded with the following pop-up warning "Warning -- zero or negative numbers can not be plotted on log charts correctly ...."  Everytime this annoying pop up comes up you have to click OK to continue -- an incredible distraction and waste of time when it approaches 100+ times a day.  This is driving me crazy but I can not find a switch to turn this off.   Any suggestions
Earl Kiosterud - 19 Dec 2003 05:23 GMT
John,

Check your chart data for zero or negative values.  On a log scale, that
sends a point past all known galaxies (and doesn't stop there).

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> I frequently work with log charts and am constantly bombarded with the following pop-up warning "Warning -- zero or negative numbers can not be
plotted on log charts correctly ...."  Everytime this annoying pop up comes
up you have to click OK to continue -- an incredible distraction and waste
of time when it approaches 100+ times a day.  This is driving me crazy but I
can not find a switch to turn this off.   Any suggestions?
Jon Peltier - 19 Dec 2003 13:48 GMT
If the zeros result from formulas that return 0, just change 0 in the
formula to NA(), which puts the #N/A error in the cell but doesn't mess
up the chart.  If the zeros are at the beginning or end of the range of
data, it's easy enough to make a dynamic chart to include only values
>0; for dynamic charting examples and hints, see:

  http://www.geocities.com/jonpeltier/Excel/Charts/Dynamics.html

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> John,
>
> Check your chart data for zero or negative values.  On a log scale, that
> sends a point past all known galaxies (and doesn't stop there).
 
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