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Greetings! Have created a custom field in a pivottable whose zeros are
configured to be displayed as blank cells. The custom field uses an =IF(A,B,C) formula. If I don't define C, then the cell appears to be populated with zero, and displays as such in spite of the pivottable setting. Question: is there some function, or constant, that can be used in C such that there is no value applied to that cell from the formula and it displays as a blank, not a zero? Empty() and Null() don't work. Played with this a little, determined that I can apply a custom display format to the field where zero's aren't displayed, but would like to handle this via a persistent formula rather than a back-end display format. Thanks for any ideas! George |
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