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Old 09-30-2016, 07:57 PM
lbeck lbeck is offline How can I make a table or chart to interpolate between values? Windows 10 How can I make a table or chart to interpolate between values? Office 2013
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Default How can I make a table or chart to interpolate between values?

I enjoy looking at the performance of my investments over time (not rich - just like the visual feedback). I have constructed a spreadsheet with daily entries but there are many blank rows where I haven't entered data due to inactivity (either mine or the market).



I use the Excel autofill utility for date. So when I construct a graph I get this ugly sawtooth showing zeros where there is no data. What I would like is a nice smooth line chart that connects only the positive/negative values over time.

How do I do that?

Thanks
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