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Yes, I did that, but the na() values are not treated as missing values in the plot, even though that option (show empty cells as gaps) is selected.
Manually deleting these resulting NA fields, and the plot is correct. Seems like only missing (empty) cells will plot as gaps, and formulae are able to produce blank or NA results, not empty. I used this: Quote:
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