PIPPIBOOKS,

A formula won't do anything (like hide rows); it won't take any action. It
just returns a value in the cell in which the formula lives. Try
Autofilter. It does exactly that. You'd select "Custom," then "greater
than," then 0. You need to have headings in your table (which you should
always have anyway for lots of reasons).

Earl Kiosterud
www.smokeylake.com

"PIPPIBOOKS" wrote
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Each Row In My Worksheet Is A Part Number, With Columns For Description,
Quantity, Cost, Etc. I Am Trying To Figure Out How To Create A Formula
That Would Tell It To Hide All Rows With A Quantity Of "0". Please Help


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