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I have a large grid with a different formula in every cell. at the end of
calculation, more than half of the cells will be a zero currency balance. I
want these cells to keep the formula but present a blank format. Is there a
macro or other way to achieve this? Thanks
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Select Tools - Options and on the View tab uncheck Zero Values
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I have a large grid with a different formula in every cell. at the end of
calculation, more than half of the cells will be a zero currency balance. I
want these cells to keep the formula but present a blank format. Is there a
macro or other way to achieve this? Thanks

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Gina, one way, tools options, view, uncheck zero valves
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I have a large grid with a different formula in every cell. at the end of
calculation, more than half of the cells will be a zero currency balance.
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want these cells to keep the formula but present a blank format. Is there
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macro or other way to achieve this? Thanks



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Great! Thanks so much! I guess I need to spend more time checking out the
ToolsOptions dialogue boxes -smile

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Select Tools - Options and on the View tab uncheck Zero Values
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I have a large grid with a different formula in every cell. at the end of
calculation, more than half of the cells will be a zero currency balance. I
want these cells to keep the formula but present a blank format. Is there a
macro or other way to achieve this? Thanks

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Thanks Paul, that does the trick!

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Gina, one way, tools options, view, uncheck zero valves
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Please post any response to the newsgroups so others can benefit from it
Feedback on answers is always appreciated!
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I have a large grid with a different formula in every cell. at the end of
calculation, more than half of the cells will be a zero currency balance.
I
want these cells to keep the formula but present a blank format. Is there
a
macro or other way to achieve this? Thanks




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