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Default Can I set the default for "show zeroes" to not show the zeroes?

The default for showing zeroes in worksheets is to show them. I seem to have
to uncheck the box everytime I work with the worksheet. Is there a way to
reset the default to not show the zeroes?
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Default Can I set the default for "show zeroes" to not show the zeroes?

That is a Window only option so each sheet has to be unchecked.

Without creating a default Template for all NEW workbooks or adding
workbook_open code to existing workbooks, there is no way to change the default.


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On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 20:38:01 -0800, jeel wrote:

The default for showing zeroes in worksheets is to show them. I seem to have
to uncheck the box everytime I work with the worksheet. Is there a way to
reset the default to not show the zeroes?


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