If you don't want coding, you may?? want to do this with conditional
formatting. Select the row header (left side) Formatconditional
formatformula is =if(countif(2:2,0)0format font as white(same color as
background) to hide the font on the entire row if any cell on the row has a
0. Of course, the problem is how to now find which has the 0 . Or, as you
said, "a certain column" so formula would be =$a$2=0

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How do I hide a row if a certain column has a zero in it?

I'm not really ready to do VB or macros and I'm not sure
the competitors overseeing this scoring system are ready to
accept anything too fancy.


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