Sadly I am unable to share a copy of the sheet in question and I haven't the time to anonymize the data:
I've got a pivot table producing a stock report from a ledger.
The rows are the Garment field broken down by Size.
My columns are In, Out, and a calculated item (Garments In - Garments Out), which creates a row for every size, even if a garment doesn't come in that size.
Because of this there are lots of sizes for which the sum is zero, and I use a value filter (Sum of Qty does not equal 0) to hide these rows.
This generally works fine unless one of the quantities is negative, which happens, usually because of a data entry error.
For some reason the negative values gets swept up with the zeros and those rows are hidden.
As far as I understand it, zero means ZERO and nothing else, but perhaps these filters work differenty.
Is there any way I can filter out the zero sum rows while leaving the negative rows alone?
I need them in the report so that I can spot the error and correct the ledger.
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