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Displaying results in dollars
How can-I format a cell so that the result of an addition (in dollar format)
does not display $0.00 when the result is $0.00 |
Displaying results in dollars
Use a format like
$#,##0_);[Red]($#,##0);; As long as you have nothing between the second and third ';', zero values will not be displayed "Equation" wrote: How can-I format a cell so that the result of an addition (in dollar format) does not display $0.00 when the result is $0.00 |
Displaying results in dollars
You can do that with Conditionally Formatting.
Format - Conditionally Format - Cell value ... is equal to ... 0 - format - font - color - white. Value still stays there but is not at sight. "Equation" kirjoitti: How can-I format a cell so that the result of an addition (in dollar format) does not display $0.00 when the result is $0.00 |
Displaying results in dollars
You can also use Tools - Options, uncheck "zero values" under Window options.
"Equation" wrote: How can-I format a cell so that the result of an addition (in dollar format) does not display $0.00 when the result is $0.00 |
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