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hi, is there a way to make a specific text, in a column to "not" appear?
have tried variations on use of 0 example: [=0]"";0 can not get to work for text, thanks |
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To "hide" 0s:
0;-0;;@ But I'm guessing you want to do it for some other value! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... hi, is there a way to make a specific text, in a column to "not" appear? have tried variations on use of 0 example: [=0]"";0 can not get to work for text, thanks |
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yes, for text, e.g.: xx
have a column want to sort "off-lines" to end, instead of NOT situation ="", have to use characters.. (do not see a ready made custom format for text). "T. Valko" wrote: To "hide" 0s: 0;-0;;@ But I'm guessing you want to do it for some other value! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... hi, is there a way to make a specific text, in a column to "not" appear? have tried variations on use of 0 example: [=0]"";0 can not get to work for text, thanks |
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have a column want to sort "off-lines" to end, instead of NOT situation
="", have to use characters.. Sorry, I have no idea what that means. How about using conditional formatting to set the font color to be the same as the fill color? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... yes, for text, e.g.: xx have a column want to sort "off-lines" to end, instead of NOT situation ="", have to use characters.. (do not see a ready made custom format for text). "T. Valko" wrote: To "hide" 0s: 0;-0;;@ But I'm guessing you want to do it for some other value! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... hi, is there a way to make a specific text, in a column to "not" appear? have tried variations on use of 0 example: [=0]"";0 can not get to work for text, thanks |
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hi, that would otherwise work, but am using all 3 cond. formats
really just need to hide a double x: xx use not so important, but have lines that are below value, they are formula'ed to turn off in such a case, e.g.: if levels less than 50, display nothing: =IF(quantity<50,"",else true sorts unwanted records to top, need them to bottom, replace "" with: "xx"; do not want to see the "xx". "T. Valko" wrote: have a column want to sort "off-lines" to end, instead of NOT situation ="", have to use characters.. Sorry, I have no idea what that means. How about using conditional formatting to set the font color to be the same as the fill color? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... yes, for text, e.g.: xx have a column want to sort "off-lines" to end, instead of NOT situation ="", have to use characters.. (do not see a ready made custom format for text). "T. Valko" wrote: To "hide" 0s: 0;-0;;@ But I'm guessing you want to do it for some other value! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... hi, is there a way to make a specific text, in a column to "not" appear? have tried variations on use of 0 example: [=0]"";0 can not get to work for text, thanks |
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Maybe this:
General;General;General;[White]General *ALL TEXT* entries will appear in a white font. Change White to be the same as the fill color. However, conditional formatting will take precedence. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... hi, that would otherwise work, but am using all 3 cond. formats really just need to hide a double x: xx use not so important, but have lines that are below value, they are formula'ed to turn off in such a case, e.g.: if levels less than 50, display nothing: =IF(quantity<50,"",else true sorts unwanted records to top, need them to bottom, replace "" with: "xx"; do not want to see the "xx". "T. Valko" wrote: have a column want to sort "off-lines" to end, instead of NOT situation ="", have to use characters.. Sorry, I have no idea what that means. How about using conditional formatting to set the font color to be the same as the fill color? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... yes, for text, e.g.: xx have a column want to sort "off-lines" to end, instead of NOT situation ="", have to use characters.. (do not see a ready made custom format for text). "T. Valko" wrote: To "hide" 0s: 0;-0;;@ But I'm guessing you want to do it for some other value! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... hi, is there a way to make a specific text, in a column to "not" appear? have tried variations on use of 0 example: [=0]"";0 can not get to work for text, thanks |
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hi, thought that would work but maybe need way to separate each -general for
each level of conditional formatting? or for (same difference, using text) good text output. anyways, that seems to (yellow) out all characters. other problem is that it would yellow out all of my "good" yellow outputs, where cond. formatting was skipped on those rows. maybe example of what would need, if worked would be: ["xx"]"",general did not work either variations tried General;General;General;[Yellow]General [Black]General;[Black]General;[Black]General;[Yellow]General General[Black];General[Black];General[Black];General[yellow] variations of output include: a0 br dd p0 p1 p2 p3 v1 v2 & xx / nothing "" "T. Valko" wrote: Maybe this: General;General;General;[White]General *ALL TEXT* entries will appear in a white font. Change White to be the same as the fill color. However, conditional formatting will take precedence. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... hi, that would otherwise work, but am using all 3 cond. formats really just need to hide a double x: xx use not so important, but have lines that are below value, they are formula'ed to turn off in such a case, e.g.: if levels less than 50, display nothing: =IF(quantity<50,"",else true sorts unwanted records to top, need them to bottom, replace "" with: "xx"; do not want to see the "xx". "T. Valko" wrote: have a column want to sort "off-lines" to end, instead of NOT situation ="", have to use characters.. Sorry, I have no idea what that means. How about using conditional formatting to set the font color to be the same as the fill color? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... yes, for text, e.g.: xx have a column want to sort "off-lines" to end, instead of NOT situation ="", have to use characters.. (do not see a ready made custom format for text). "T. Valko" wrote: To "hide" 0s: 0;-0;;@ But I'm guessing you want to do it for some other value! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... hi, is there a way to make a specific text, in a column to "not" appear? have tried variations on use of 0 example: [=0]"";0 can not get to work for text, thanks |
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or rather: [="xx"]"";General did not seem to work
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Well, I'm out of formatting suggestions. How about this...
Instead of the formula returning "xx", have it return a space. The space won't be seen and the cell will still contain a character for sorting purposes. If that doesn't work then I don't have any other suggestions. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... or rather: [="xx"]"";General did not seem to work |
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p.s.: tried cond. format to use colored (black) text, either way all output
seems to go with yellow text. |
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ok, thanks for your time.
"T. Valko" wrote: Well, I'm out of formatting suggestions. How about this... Instead of the formula returning "xx", have it return a space. The space won't be seen and the cell will still contain a character for sorting purposes. If that doesn't work then I don't have any other suggestions. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... or rather: [="xx"]"";General did not seem to work |
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think answer may lie in using a sort column, where that cell ="",then "xx",
in sort colum... thanks "T. Valko" wrote: Maybe this: General;General;General;[White]General *ALL TEXT* entries will appear in a white font. Change White to be the same as the fill color. However, conditional formatting will take precedence. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... hi, that would otherwise work, but am using all 3 cond. formats really just need to hide a double x: xx use not so important, but have lines that are below value, they are formula'ed to turn off in such a case, e.g.: if levels less than 50, display nothing: =IF(quantity<50,"",else true sorts unwanted records to top, need them to bottom, replace "" with: "xx"; do not want to see the "xx". "T. Valko" wrote: have a column want to sort "off-lines" to end, instead of NOT situation ="", have to use characters.. Sorry, I have no idea what that means. How about using conditional formatting to set the font color to be the same as the fill color? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... yes, for text, e.g.: xx have a column want to sort "off-lines" to end, instead of NOT situation ="", have to use characters.. (do not see a ready made custom format for text). "T. Valko" wrote: To "hide" 0s: 0;-0;;@ But I'm guessing you want to do it for some other value! -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Nastech" wrote in message ... hi, is there a way to make a specific text, in a column to "not" appear? have tried variations on use of 0 example: [=0]"";0 can not get to work for text, thanks |
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