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Cell format - put hyphen where zero value would be.
I am working on an expenses spreadsheet, and I have the category of expenses
in column A. In the cells that would carry the numerical values, how do I format the cell to show a hyphen where a value would eventually be, indicating that the present value in the cell is zero? |
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