What does your formula have.

Also check your tools, options, view, uncheck zero values
I just had to uncheck that myself, evidently it is a default.
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"dford" wrote in message ...
I have a formula that returns 0 instead of null. When I sort the column in
assending order the cells with 0 show up first. I need the cells to be null
so they do not show up first in the sort.