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zero's in linked cells
Sean Timmons
You could goto ToolsOptionsviewand remove the check mark on "Zero Values". Mike Rogers "Sean Timmons" wrote: I assume you have a formula to link them.. assuming this, and starting in, say, cell A2: if(formula = 0,"", formula) replace "formula" with your formula... "luckeyme" wrote: I'm putting together a workbook for logging criminal offenders and victims. I have columns linked on multiple worksheets. I don't know how many entries will be on each worksheet, so the entire column must be linked. Because the entire columns are linked to columns that are not yet filled in, I have infinite columns of 0's. Is it possible to get rid of the 0's in the linked columns? |
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