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Filter zeros from two columns, maybe on different rows
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You may use Find and Replace. In the Find box, enter 0 and leave the replace box blank. Check the box for match entire cell contents -- Regards, Ashish Mathur Microsoft Excel MVP www.ashishmathur.com "Jbaccinv" wrote in message ... Before printing, I need to remove zero entries from two columns, but they are often different rows. Normal auto filter will not work, it hide positive values from the other column. Any help please. |
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