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I want cells to show nothing (empty) when the result is zero. It only should
display result when there are actual values (more than zero)
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Try

=if(myformula0,myyformula,"")

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I want cells to show nothing (empty) when the result is zero. It only should
display result when there are actual values (more than zero)

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"willemeulen" wrote:
I want cells to show nothing (empty) when the result is zero. It only
should display result when there are actual values (more than zero)


Do want the cell only to __appear__ blank, or do you want the cell value to
actually __be__ blank?

If the former, then try the custom format "General;-General;" without
quotes. Note the last semicolon followed by nothing. You can replace
"General" with any other number format that you want.

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