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I am using the accounting format along a row of formulas that produce mostly
zeros - so it displays dashes with a dollar sign (ie. $ -). This is fine except that in a few spots it displays a 0 or a (0). Yes, I know that this is because the value is slightly off zero, sometimes by the 10th decimal place. However, from a formatting perspective I would like those also to display as dashes. Is there anyway to make it display all values that round to zero as a dash? I would like to do it without actually changing the number being displayed such as by using a rounding function because it will mess up future calculations done off this row. Also, is there a way to change a worksheet's precision level such that all numbers are only calculated to the E-5 decimal place. -Arun |
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