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?
 
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Bernard Liengme

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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roxiemayfield

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
www.stfx.ca/people/bliengme
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Gord Dibben

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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