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I have an extemely large spreadsheet with sheets for each month and a summary
sheet. In only a small percentage of the cells (<1%) I would like to display zero values. The remaining cells I do not want zeros so I have set Tools<Options<View<Zero Values to NO. Is there a way to override the Options<Zero Values for a select few cells? |
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![]() add a space behind the 3rd argument (zero value display) in a custom numberformat e.g. 'General;General;0 ' don't enter the apo's :) -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam MikeElectricUtility wrote : I have an extemely large spreadsheet with sheets for each month and a summary sheet. In only a small percentage of the cells (<1%) I would like to display zero values. The remaining cells I do not want zeros so I have set Tools<Options<View<Zero Values to NO. Is there a way to override the Options<Zero Values for a select few cells? |
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General;-General;0 (the lack of a trailing space didn't seem to bother it.) keepITcool wrote: add a space behind the 3rd argument (zero value display) in a custom numberformat e.g. 'General;General;0 ' don't enter the apo's :) -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam MikeElectricUtility wrote : I have an extemely large spreadsheet with sheets for each month and a summary sheet. In only a small percentage of the cells (<1%) I would like to display zero values. The remaining cells I do not want zeros so I have set Tools<Options<View<Zero Values to NO. Is there a way to override the Options<Zero Values for a select few cells? -- Dave Peterson |
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You Guys Rule! I always get the answers I need from this discussion board!!
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![]() MikeElectricUtility Wrote: You Guys Rule! I always get the answers I need from this discussion board!! Yes I agree. Dave and KeepITcool from where do you manage to get such beautiful ideas? I don't see these tips documented at all. Yes you guys rule!! A V Veerkar -- avveerkar ------------------------------------------------------------------------ avveerkar's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30338 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=511831 |
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I get mine from hanging out in the newsgroups!
avveerkar wrote: MikeElectricUtility Wrote: You Guys Rule! I always get the answers I need from this discussion board!! Yes I agree. Dave and KeepITcool from where do you manage to get such beautiful ideas? I don't see these tips documented at all. Yes you guys rule!! A V Veerkar -- avveerkar ------------------------------------------------------------------------ avveerkar's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30338 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=511831 -- Dave Peterson |
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