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Suppose I have a cell or range of cells (formula or constant) formatted for
numeric appearance, say two digit decimal. How would I apply conditional formatting to show the cell(s) as blank when its value = zero? -- PT |
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Using Conditional Formatting:
CF1: Cell value is equal to 0 Format1: <font/<same color as background Better: Use Custom Formatting: Format/Cells/Number/Custom 0.00;-0.00;;@ In article , "PT" wrote: Suppose I have a cell or range of cells (formula or constant) formatted for numeric appearance, say two digit decimal. How would I apply conditional formatting to show the cell(s) as blank when its value = zero? |
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