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When you have two sheets in one workbook linked together
and on the original you have no entry in the cell, how do you get rid of the "0" that appears on the linked sheet? |
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Hi Stacy
you may use the following formula in cell A1 on the second sheet (where sheet1 is the linked sheet) =IF('sheet1'!A1="","",'sheet1'!A1) copy down/to the right -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Stacy Taylor wrote: When you have two sheets in one workbook linked together and on the original you have no entry in the cell, how do you get rid of the "0" that appears on the linked sheet? |
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=IF(Sheet2!A1="","",Sheet2!A1) In article , "Stacy Taylor" wrote: When you have two sheets in one workbook linked together and on the original you have no entry in the cell, how do you get rid of the "0" that appears on the linked sheet? |
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Stacy
You can also go to menu, tools, options, view tab and uncheck the zero option box. Charlie O'Neill -----Original Message----- When you have two sheets in one workbook linked together and on the original you have no entry in the cell, how do you get rid of the "0" that appears on the linked sheet? . |
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