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How to hide 0.00 on spreadsheet with formula?
I am using Excel 2003. I am doing a spreadsheet for commissions for sales
reps. Is there a way to not display 0.00 in every cell in a column of the spreadsheet? |
How to hide 0.00 on spreadsheet with formula?
You could change your formula:
=if(yourformula=0,"",yourformula) Or if it's ok to hide all the 0's on the worksheet: Tools|Options|View Tab|uncheck Zero Values (xl2003 menus) Or you may be able to use format|Conditional formatting to hide the 0's. (If it's 0, show a white font on a white background???) Tammy4 wrote: I am using Excel 2003. I am doing a spreadsheet for commissions for sales reps. Is there a way to not display 0.00 in every cell in a column of the spreadsheet? -- Dave Peterson |
How to hide 0.00 on spreadsheet with formula?
Go to ToolsOptionsView and uncheck Zero Values
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How to hide 0.00 on spreadsheet with formula?
Highlight the column(s) and go to Format/Cells and on the 'number' tab and
choose custom - change the type to: #;; "Tammy4" wrote: I am using Excel 2003. I am doing a spreadsheet for commissions for sales reps. Is there a way to not display 0.00 in every cell in a column of the spreadsheet? |
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