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Pivot Table
Im creating a pivot table, and I changed the field settings to count. Is
there anyway I can prohibity 0 from being counted as a number without manually deleting all the zeros in the worksheet? |
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Pivot Table
There is no way to avoid counting the zeros. What I would do would be to add
a new column to my source data something like =if(b2=0,0,1) You can sum up that column to get a count that excludes the zeros... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Té" wrote: Im creating a pivot table, and I changed the field settings to count. Is there anyway I can prohibity 0 from being counted as a number without manually deleting all the zeros in the worksheet? |
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