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Another option would be to edit|replace 0 with #n/a
Then you could use the F5 stuff to clear the errors. Lee Harris wrote: Can you do a similar trick to F5-Special- etc to select all 0 values in a range and then delete them, like you can with #n/a and errors -- Dave Peterson |
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