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Default how do I create a blank cell in excel 2003?

Not sure I understand your question.

But what I use to do when Excel is putting zeros in cells that I want to
keep blank, is as follow:
(Keep in mind that I am using I Norwegian Excel program, so I have to
translate to English)

Right click the cell(s) you want to changes and select €śFormat cells€ť. Go to
€śNumber€ť (its where you choose what format your data should have in the
cell) and choose €śown definition€ť. Wright €ś €ś (exclamation mark with space
between) if its text that appears as zero or just # if its numbers.

Have a nice day :)
ElFrodo


"pczerny" wrote:

Hi,

I'm trying to create a blank cell in excel 2003. When I move data from a
blank cell, excel turns the data from a blank cell into a zero and I'd like
it left as a blank cell so that a graph of the data shows a gap.

Thanks ahead of time.

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Paul Czerny

 
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