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Show zero values
When a formula returns a zero value, the zero value is not being
displayed. I have reviewed the following: - conditional formatting - zero values are checked (Tools/Options/View) - stepped through my VB code (it inserts formulae based on a Worksheet Change event) - locked and hidden values unchecked with and without protection (this should have no effect when the sheet is unprotected) Are there any other circumstances that result in a zero value not being displayed? Are there any other reasons for this occurrence? Cheers John |
Show zero values
Check also normal cell formatting! there are formats that hide either
positive or negative or zero or all numbers! E.g. custom format ;;; hides all numbers! Regards, Stefi €˛johnny€¯ ezt Ć*rta: When a formula returns a zero value, the zero value is not being displayed. I have reviewed the following: - conditional formatting - zero values are checked (Tools/Options/View) - stepped through my VB code (it inserts formulae based on a Worksheet Change event) - locked and hidden values unchecked with and without protection (this should have no effect when the sheet is unprotected) Are there any other circumstances that result in a zero value not being displayed? Are there any other reasons for this occurrence? Cheers John |
Show zero values
Could it be as simple as standing in SheetB!B1 and write
=IF(SheetA!A1="0";"0";SheetA!A1) - SheetA!A1 being the cell the zero value is returning from and SheetB!B1 being the cell the zero value is returning to. Works for me - hope you can use it. -- Therese "johnny" skrev: When a formula returns a zero value, the zero value is not being displayed. I have reviewed the following: - conditional formatting - zero values are checked (Tools/Options/View) - stepped through my VB code (it inserts formulae based on a Worksheet Change event) - locked and hidden values unchecked with and without protection (this should have no effect when the sheet is unprotected) Are there any other circumstances that result in a zero value not being displayed? Are there any other reasons for this occurrence? Cheers John |
Show zero values
Along with the custom format of: ;;;
you might want to check for format|conditional formatting. (maybe it's returning the 0, then hiding it.) Or maybe it's an error in the formula. You may want to post that formula that you're putting in the cell. johnny wrote: When a formula returns a zero value, the zero value is not being displayed. I have reviewed the following: - conditional formatting - zero values are checked (Tools/Options/View) - stepped through my VB code (it inserts formulae based on a Worksheet Change event) - locked and hidden values unchecked with and without protection (this should have no effect when the sheet is unprotected) Are there any other circumstances that result in a zero value not being displayed? Are there any other reasons for this occurrence? Cheers John -- Dave Peterson |
Show zero values
And check to see if calculation is set to automatic, too.
johnny wrote: When a formula returns a zero value, the zero value is not being displayed. I have reviewed the following: - conditional formatting - zero values are checked (Tools/Options/View) - stepped through my VB code (it inserts formulae based on a Worksheet Change event) - locked and hidden values unchecked with and without protection (this should have no effect when the sheet is unprotected) Are there any other circumstances that result in a zero value not being displayed? Are there any other reasons for this occurrence? Cheers John -- Dave Peterson |
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