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Clearing Cells
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I'm using an Excel sheet for pricing items customers purchase. In A2 I could enter any of 4 prices e.g. £30 , £15, £10, £5 In B2, C2, D2, E2, I have entered the following formula =IF(A2=Rate_30,A2,0) It follows that B2 shows £30 and C2,D2,E2 show 0.00 that works ok the problem is with 200 rows its a lot of zero's is it possible to add to the formula something that clears all the zero's so that the columns are easier to read. This sheet is used on a daily basis so the customer could call in tomorrow and buy something at £15 the £30 would clear and show in the C2 cell with all the others clear. Any help would be much appreciated Mully |
"mully" wrote:
Hi I'm using an Excel sheet for pricing items customers purchase. In A2 I could enter any of 4 prices e.g. £30 , £15, £10, £5 In B2, C2, D2, E2, I have entered the following formula =IF(A2=Rate_30,A2,0) It follows that B2 shows £30 and C2,D2,E2 show 0.00 that works ok the problem is with 200 rows its a lot of zero's is it possible to add to the formula something that clears all the zero's so that the columns are easier to read. This sheet is used on a daily basis so the customer could call in tomorrow and buy something at £15 the £30 would clear and show in the C2 cell with all the others clear. Any help would be much appreciated Mully Try clearing the zero values checkbox, ToolsOptionsZero Values |
Replace your 0 with ""
This is a null so it will not display unless A2=Rate Pat "mully" wrote: Hi I'm using an Excel sheet for pricing items customers purchase. In A2 I could enter any of 4 prices e.g. £30 , £15, £10, £5 In B2, C2, D2, E2, I have entered the following formula =IF(A2=Rate_30,A2,0) It follows that B2 shows £30 and C2,D2,E2 show 0.00 that works ok the problem is with 200 rows its a lot of zero's is it possible to add to the formula something that clears all the zero's so that the columns are easier to read. This sheet is used on a daily basis so the customer could call in tomorrow and buy something at £15 the £30 would clear and show in the C2 cell with all the others clear. Any help would be much appreciated Mully |
Hi to All
Thanks for the info both worked and did the job however used the "" it appeared to suit my set up better. Another question is it possible to hide or lock the formula so members of staff don't mess with it or delete it by accident - often have to Sort the sheet during business hours so have tried sheet protection and locking and hiding this is a bit cumbersome is there anything easier and quicker. Once again thanks for your help Cheers Mully "Pat Flynn" wrote: Replace your 0 with "" This is a null so it will not display unless A2=Rate Pat "mully" wrote: Hi I'm using an Excel sheet for pricing items customers purchase. In A2 I could enter any of 4 prices e.g. £30 , £15, £10, £5 In B2, C2, D2, E2, I have entered the following formula =IF(A2=Rate_30,A2,0) It follows that B2 shows £30 and C2,D2,E2 show 0.00 that works ok the problem is with 200 rows its a lot of zero's is it possible to add to the formula something that clears all the zero's so that the columns are easier to read. This sheet is used on a daily basis so the customer could call in tomorrow and buy something at £15 the £30 would clear and show in the C2 cell with all the others clear. Any help would be much appreciated Mully |
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