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Help needed - again :-) I need to surpress all zero values in a few selected columns. How do I solve this by VBA-code please? Best regards, -NorTor |
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If they are produced by formulas
=if(formula=0,"",formula) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "nortor" wrote in message ... Hello! Help needed - again :-) I need to surpress all zero values in a few selected columns. How do I solve this by VBA-code please? Best regards, -NorTor |
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You can use Conditional formatting, NorTor. It's under the Format menu.
If the cell value = 0, turn the font white. ******************* ~Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com www.MyExpertsOnline.com "nortor" wrote in message ... Hello! Help needed - again :-) I need to surpress all zero values in a few selected columns. How do I solve this by VBA-code please? Best regards, -NorTor |
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Tom and Anne;
thank you both for your replies. I will do it one of your suggested ways. I guess that must be the best ways, as there is no way to it for just a selected range another more 'direct' way. Thanks again! :-) Regards, -NorTor |
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