Remove Chart Gaps in Excel with these 3 Tips

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How to easily remove the gaps in your charts in Excel. This requires a simple setting change and a custom input into your source data and that's it!

This allows you to show more fluid charts without breaks or zero values that disrupt the flow of the data visualization.

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