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Default In bar chart using values-NOT show the value of zero

Or use a number format without an entry for zero:

General;General;;@
0.00;0.00;;@
0%;0%;;@

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"Bernard Liengme" wrote in message
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I take it you mean you are using values as data labels but do not want 0 to
be displayed.
Right click the Data Labels in chart; use Format Data Labels
Use a Custom Format of General; General; [White]General and set the font
background to transparent
Change [White] to whatever colour you use for the plot area so the 0 is
invisible
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"Harry" wrote in message
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Each bar in chart shows a value. I do NOT want the value of ZERO to show.







 
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