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never show zeros.
how do I globally turn off "zeros". I can go to "Excel Options, Advanced,
show a zero in cell that have zero value" and "uncheck it" but, I have to do it on every file I open. Can I have it ALWAYS turned off?? thanks, RolfeH |
never show zeros.
This is a worksheet setting only, not a workbook or global setting.
For all new workbooks and worksheets you could create new default book and sheet templates. For existing books............run a macro to set on all sheets. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 26 Jan 2009 13:16:47 -0800, RolfeH .(donotspam) wrote: how do I globally turn off "zeros". I can go to "Excel Options, Advanced, show a zero in cell that have zero value" and "uncheck it" but, I have to do it on every file I open. Can I have it ALWAYS turned off?? thanks, RolfeH |
never show zeros.
Select all sheets in a workbook go to options and do as you mentioned. Save
the workbook as template. Next time open the template. The changes you made are there. "RolfeH" wrote: how do I globally turn off "zeros". I can go to "Excel Options, Advanced, show a zero in cell that have zero value" and "uncheck it" but, I have to do it on every file I open. Can I have it ALWAYS turned off?? thanks, RolfeH |
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