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I have government reports that need to show a zero with a line through it so
they are VERY distinguishable from the letter "O". I cannot find a format
that displays this. I need this ASAP! Can anyone help me please?!
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Try changing the font of the cell concerned:

Try font like "terminal", "WST_Engl", "Fixedsys"

these fonts will display zero with a diagonal line from the top right to the
bottom left of the number.



"DISPLAY ZERO WITH LINE THROUGH IT" wrote:

I have government reports that need to show a zero with a line through it so
they are VERY distinguishable from the letter "O". I cannot find a format
that displays this. I need this ASAP! Can anyone help me please?!

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FormatCellsFont and then in the "Effects" block, click on "Strikethrough"

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"DISPLAY ZERO WITH LINE THROUGH IT" wrote:

I have government reports that need to show a zero with a line through it so
they are VERY distinguishable from the letter "O". I cannot find a format
that displays this. I need this ASAP! Can anyone help me please?!

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Display,

Try the "Terminal" font. If you don't have that, look for another that has
the zero you need. There are CD's you can get with loads of fonts that
don't cost much.
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DISPLAY ZERO WITH LINE THROUGH IT Wrote:
I have government reports that need to show a zero with a line through
it so
they are VERY distinguishable from the letter "O". I cannot find a
format
that displays this. I need this ASAP! Can anyone help me please?!


Display Zero with Line Through It

Use Character Map

Start Programs Accessories System Tools Character Map Select
Symbol form the drop down list, coulumn 6 row 9 should help

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If you wish, I can email you a True Type Arial font with a slashed zero.

96kb size.


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ZERO WITH LINE THROUGH wrote:

I have government reports that need to show a zero with a line through it so
they are VERY distinguishable from the letter "O". I cannot find a format
that displays this. I need this ASAP! Can anyone help me please?!


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