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Sharad Sharad is offline
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Default No zero in a cell

Problem with assigning "" is if that cell is linked to another in
formula, the othercell will landup showing #VALUE.
So turning off zero display as Bob informed, will be better optoin -
applies to entire sheet.


If you want to hide zeros only for a particular range you can add
conditional formatting to the cells
2 condtions . 1st If CellValue IS Equal To 0 then set font colour to
white 2ndt If CellValue Is Not Equal to 0 then set font colour to
Automatic.

Sharad

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