Conditional Format Not Working

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roxiemayfield

I have an employee weekly schedule and have set up 52 weeks (worksheets). I
have the schedule set up to copy from the previous week.

The conditional format is if the value of a cell is < 0, I want the cell to
format to gray pattern. It does format gray but it puts in .00. I do not want
a 0 or a dash - just for the cell to be gray. Can I do this?
 
Conditional Formatting IS working
The zero display is not part of Cond Formatting
Have you tried Tools | Options | Views - in lower part of dialog look for
Window Options and uncheck Zeros Values
best wishes
 
How about you also set the font color to gray?


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 
That did it - thank you so much!

Bernard Liengme said:
Conditional Formatting IS working
The zero display is not part of Cond Formatting
Have you tried Tools | Options | Views - in lower part of dialog look for
Window Options and uncheck Zeros Values
best wishes
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Bernard V Liengme
Microsoft Excel MVP
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Your original requirement was to hide if <0

Bernard's suggestion to uncheck "zero values" won't do that.

That won't hide values that are <0 but are formatted to show 0


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
 

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