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Replacing 0 with blank
I have a number of worksheets with many 0 cells. I wish to replace the
0 cells with blank. If I use replace 0 with blank it also changes the 10,20 etc to 1,2 by removing the 0. I have tried searching for 0 with a leading blank, using various functions & just about run out of ideas. I am NOT an Excel expert & would appreciate any help |
Replacing 0 with blank
Sandy,
You are already on the right track. When you use the "Find and Replace" before you click the replace (or replace all) button look for the button with labeled as "option". Then look for a "match case" click the square before it. Hope this will help! Jon-jon "Sandy Ferguson" wrote in message m... I have a number of worksheets with many 0 cells. I wish to replace the 0 cells with blank. If I use replace 0 with blank it also changes the 10,20 etc to 1,2 by removing the 0. I have tried searching for 0 with a leading blank, using various functions & just about run out of ideas. I am NOT an Excel expert & would appreciate any help |
Replacing 0 with blank
From the menu select Tools|Options. Click on the View tab and remove the check against "Zero values". Zeros will now display as
blanks. -- John Green - Excel MVP Sydney Australia "Sandy Ferguson" wrote in message m... I have a number of worksheets with many 0 cells. I wish to replace the 0 cells with blank. If I use replace 0 with blank it also changes the 10,20 etc to 1,2 by removing the 0. I have tried searching for 0 with a leading blank, using various functions & just about run out of ideas. I am NOT an Excel expert & would appreciate any help |
Replacing 0 with blank
I stand corrected. thanks,
"John Green" wrote in message ... From the menu select Tools|Options. Click on the View tab and remove the check against "Zero values". Zeros will now display as blanks. -- John Green - Excel MVP Sydney Australia "Sandy Ferguson" wrote in message m... I have a number of worksheets with many 0 cells. I wish to replace the 0 cells with blank. If I use replace 0 with blank it also changes the 10,20 etc to 1,2 by removing the 0. I have tried searching for 0 with a leading blank, using various functions & just about run out of ideas. I am NOT an Excel expert & would appreciate any help |
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