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I am trying to set up hyperlinks before inserting any information in the
cells. Is this possible? I was told to use a blank symbol, but the symbol actually shows up as a dash. Or if there has to be some type of data entered into a cell in order to hyperlink it, if I do put a zero for the time being, is there anyway to format it so that the zeroes do not show? |
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Yes; you can. Place a 0 and set the hyperlink.
Select the cell, Right clickFormatCellsselect Custom Type 2 double quotes as below "" If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "VROSARIO7" wrote: I am trying to set up hyperlinks before inserting any information in the cells. Is this possible? I was told to use a blank symbol, but the symbol actually shows up as a dash. Or if there has to be some type of data entered into a cell in order to hyperlink it, if I do put a zero for the time being, is there anyway to format it so that the zeroes do not show? |
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I have another question.
Is there a way to copy the format only to all of the cells that contain the 0% without overriding the previous hyperlinks I already inserted? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Yes; you can. Place a 0 and set the hyperlink. Select the cell, Right clickFormatCellsselect Custom Type 2 double quotes as below "" If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "VROSARIO7" wrote: I am trying to set up hyperlinks before inserting any information in the cells. Is this possible? I was told to use a blank symbol, but the symbol actually shows up as a dash. Or if there has to be some type of data entered into a cell in order to hyperlink it, if I do put a zero for the time being, is there anyway to format it so that the zeroes do not show? |
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Just one more question if you don't mind. Can I do apply the same format to
cells that contain a formula but say False due to the cell within the formula not containing the information stated? For example, I put a formula =If(I25=20%,5%) since I25 is currently 0%, the adjacent column says False, but I want to be able to hide that. And with this formatting below, once a percentage greater than zero is entered, will it then show up or do I have to go back to each individual cell and change the format? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Yes; you can. Place a 0 and set the hyperlink. Select the cell, Right clickFormatCellsselect Custom Type 2 double quotes as below "" If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "VROSARIO7" wrote: I am trying to set up hyperlinks before inserting any information in the cells. Is this possible? I was told to use a blank symbol, but the symbol actually shows up as a dash. Or if there has to be some type of data entered into a cell in order to hyperlink it, if I do put a zero for the time being, is there anyway to format it so that the zeroes do not show? |
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![]() Change =If(I25=20%,5%) to =If(I25=20%,5%,"") -- David Biddulph "VROSARIO7" wrote in message ... Just one more question if you don't mind. Can I do apply the same format to cells that contain a formula but say False due to the cell within the formula not containing the information stated? For example, I put a formula =If(I25=20%,5%) since I25 is currently 0%, the adjacent column says False, but I want to be able to hide that. And with this formatting below, once a percentage greater than zero is entered, will it then show up or do I have to go back to each individual cell and change the format? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Yes; you can. Place a 0 and set the hyperlink. Select the cell, Right clickFormatCellsselect Custom Type 2 double quotes as below "" If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "VROSARIO7" wrote: I am trying to set up hyperlinks before inserting any information in the cells. Is this possible? I was told to use a blank symbol, but the symbol actually shows up as a dash. Or if there has to be some type of data entered into a cell in order to hyperlink it, if I do put a zero for the time being, is there anyway to format it so that the zeroes do not show? |
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Now do I have to remove the "" once I actually enter the data in the adjacent
cell? This goes for both the '0' entry and the 'False' entries that I used this on. Thanks so much! "David Biddulph" wrote: Change =If(I25=20%,5%) to =If(I25=20%,5%,"") -- David Biddulph "VROSARIO7" wrote in message ... Just one more question if you don't mind. Can I do apply the same format to cells that contain a formula but say False due to the cell within the formula not containing the information stated? For example, I put a formula =If(I25=20%,5%) since I25 is currently 0%, the adjacent column says False, but I want to be able to hide that. And with this formatting below, once a percentage greater than zero is entered, will it then show up or do I have to go back to each individual cell and change the format? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Yes; you can. Place a 0 and set the hyperlink. Select the cell, Right clickFormatCellsselect Custom Type 2 double quotes as below "" If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "VROSARIO7" wrote: I am trying to set up hyperlinks before inserting any information in the cells. Is this possible? I was told to use a blank symbol, but the symbol actually shows up as a dash. Or if there has to be some type of data entered into a cell in order to hyperlink it, if I do put a zero for the time being, is there anyway to format it so that the zeroes do not show? |
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By formatting cells to "" what ever data you put in will not be displayed..
If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "VROSARIO7" wrote: Now do I have to remove the "" once I actually enter the data in the adjacent cell? This goes for both the '0' entry and the 'False' entries that I used this on. Thanks so much! "David Biddulph" wrote: Change =If(I25=20%,5%) to =If(I25=20%,5%,"") -- David Biddulph "VROSARIO7" wrote in message ... Just one more question if you don't mind. Can I do apply the same format to cells that contain a formula but say False due to the cell within the formula not containing the information stated? For example, I put a formula =If(I25=20%,5%) since I25 is currently 0%, the adjacent column says False, but I want to be able to hide that. And with this formatting below, once a percentage greater than zero is entered, will it then show up or do I have to go back to each individual cell and change the format? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Yes; you can. Place a 0 and set the hyperlink. Select the cell, Right clickFormatCellsselect Custom Type 2 double quotes as below "" If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "VROSARIO7" wrote: I am trying to set up hyperlinks before inserting any information in the cells. Is this possible? I was told to use a blank symbol, but the symbol actually shows up as a dash. Or if there has to be some type of data entered into a cell in order to hyperlink it, if I do put a zero for the time being, is there anyway to format it so that the zeroes do not show? |
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