Forgot about that.

Thank Pete


Gord

On Tue, 18 Aug 2009 06:11:29 -0700 (PDT), Pete_UK
wrote:

You can use conditional formatting on the cells with a zero result -
choose Cell Value Is, then 0 (zero) and choose a white foreground
colour (assuming you have a white background colour). The zero will
not show.

Hope this helps.

Pete

On Aug 18, 2:03*pm, SteveM wrote:
There are a lot of cells with formulas, some quite large, the majority of
them giving a zero result, which is why I want to hide them, hopefully
without extra "if's". *That is why I chose to not display zero results. *
However I have some cells on the same sheet I want to show a zero result (if
applicable). *Is there any way besides doing an "if" with a text zero, such
as =if(result=0,"0",result) ??



"SteveM" wrote:
I have a select number of cells that I would like to show zeros (if
applicable) even though the worksheet is set to not show zeros. *How can I do
that with those select cells, either by settings or programming?- Hide quoted text -

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