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Hi,
I've seen many questions on this subject, but none of the solutions seem to work for me. I have a pivot table that summarizes billing amounts for 20-25 different data items. Also, the rows have two fields. For Example: Name I.D. Data Total John Smith 7756 U.S. Tax Return $800 John Smith 7756 State Tax Return $250 John Smith 7756 Add'l State Return $0 John Doe 8876 U.S. Tax Return $800 John Doe 8876 State Tax Return $0 John Doe 8876 Add'l State Return $0 I'd like to hide the rows with a zero value. I tried coding the summary worksheet (from which the pivot table pulls) to return "" rather than 0 if the service was not performed. I then unchecked "show blank items," and unchecked the "show blank as...." and "show zero as...." items. I also tried Debra D's macro, but when I run it, it seems to run continuously and doens't hide anything. (I have to escape from it to stop it.) All I need to do is hide the rows with zero values. Is this possible? |
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