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I know there is probably a simple answer to this, but I have a spreadsheet
that someone else created. In that sheet there are various formulas and 1 column is based on the difference of 2 other columns. The question is about the column that has the total, if the total is $0 is does not show up, but if I hightlight several of the cells you can see there are zeros, almost like the font color is white. There are several cells that I had to change the formula and now the $0 always show up. How do I make them invisible like the other cells. Any help is greatly appreciated |
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