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Format Cells within a table
How do you format a cell that has a "0" in it within a table so it won't
print? Can't use filter to elliminate it there are other things in rows or columns I need. With out the table I can change font color to white or set conditional format but I can't see to do that when I have a colored table. Can you help? |
Format Cells within a table
If the table values are generated from formula use a IF condition to handle
all zeros. If all values are more than 0 with no decimals then custom format that to FormatCellsCustomFormatType:= #;"" -- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "dpal" wrote: How do you format a cell that has a "0" in it within a table so it won't print? Can't use filter to elliminate it there are other things in rows or columns I need. With out the table I can change font color to white or set conditional format but I can't see to do that when I have a colored table. Can you help? |
Format Cells within a table
If you have decimals
#,##0.00;-#,##0.00; OR #,##0;-#,##0; Another way is to goto ToolsOptions view, Uncheck zero values...but will take off zeroes for the entire workbook not just for the table If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "dpal" wrote: How do you format a cell that has a "0" in it within a table so it won't print? Can't use filter to elliminate it there are other things in rows or columns I need. With out the table I can change font color to white or set conditional format but I can't see to do that when I have a colored table. Can you help? |
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