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Format cells help
I have certain cells that may contain a value like: 0.000001
These cells show a zero in their cells. I have other values in the sheet formatted like: "#,##0;(#,##0)" Using a NUMBER FORMAT or modifying the above format, applied to the sheet, can I make these cells show blank rather than zeros? If so, how? Thanks! |
Format cells help
Tools options View Tab - uncheck Zero Values
-- jb "xp" wrote: I have certain cells that may contain a value like: 0.000001 These cells show a zero in their cells. I have other values in the sheet formatted like: "#,##0;(#,##0)" Using a NUMBER FORMAT or modifying the above format, applied to the sheet, can I make these cells show blank rather than zeros? If so, how? Thanks! |
Format cells help
This doesn't work since the cell contains a value.
"john" wrote: Tools options View Tab - uncheck Zero Values -- jb "xp" wrote: I have certain cells that may contain a value like: 0.000001 These cells show a zero in their cells. I have other values in the sheet formatted like: "#,##0;(#,##0)" Using a NUMBER FORMAT or modifying the above format, applied to the sheet, can I make these cells show blank rather than zeros? If so, how? Thanks! |
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