Hide zero Values

M

Manos

Dear All
i have a worksheet that i made some calculations
but wherever the calculation gives zero value i want not
to appera on the cell, and just leave the cell blank

There is anyway to do that?

Thanks in advance
Manos
 
N

Norman Harker

Hi Manos!

You could use:

Tools > Options > View
Remove check from "Zero values"

Or you could use the following as a base for your formulas:

=IF(Yourformula=0,"",Yourformula)

Or you could use Conditional formatting

Format > Conditional formatting
Cell Value
Is equal to
0
Format button
Select text colour the same as your background color.

The selection is a "horses for courses" one.

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J

Jazzer

Hi Manos,

Easies way is to use cell formatting. Put in target cell(s) a custo
format like #;#;; and the zeros are gone.

Actually I'm not really sure if you should use ; as a list separator
It depends on your regional settings. Maybe that phrase is written lik
#,#,, in your country.

- Asse
 
B

Bob Phillips

Easier still - Tools>Options>View un check Zero Values.

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Bob Phillips
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P

Portuga

You can use the following formulas:

=IF(ISERROR(cell number/cell number), ,(cell number/cell number))
=IF(ISERROR(cell number/cell number),-,(cell number/cell number))

The first will leave the cell Blank and the second will leave the cel
with a "-" whenever the result of your formula is 0
 

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