Hello - When I link columns between the sheets of my workbook, the '0' shows
up for the empty cells in the source column. Is there any way to remove the
'0'? It's very annoying because it shows up when I print the sheet. Thanks!

Click on TOOLS in the menu and select OPTIONS.

If necessary, click the VIEW tab in the dialog box. In the WINDOW OPTIONS
panel near the bottom of the tab page, turn the ZERO VALUES check box off.
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Kevin Backmann


"deluth" wrote:

Hello - When I link columns between the sheets of my workbook, the '0' shows
up for the empty cells in the source column. Is there any way to remove the
'0'? It's very annoying because it shows up when I print the sheet. Thanks!

You could do this a couple of ways.
You can change each formula that you do not want zeros to show up. For
example:

=If(A1="","",<your formula)

or you can change the excel settings. Click Tools-Options-View Tab.
Uncheck "Zero values".

HTH,
Paul

"deluth" wrote in message
...
Hello - When I link columns between the sheets of my workbook, the '0'
shows
up for the empty cells in the source column. Is there any way to remove
the
'0'? It's very annoying because it shows up when I print the sheet.
Thanks!