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    Filtered Cells Show 0 Instead Of Being Blank

    How can I get formula filtered data to just show blank cells as blank instead of it placing a 0 (or 1/0/1900 if it's a date formatted cell) in it?

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    Re: Filtered Cells Show 0 Instead Of Being Blank

    Format the cells as Custom 0;-0;;@
    For dates
    "m/dd/yyyy";-0;;@
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    Re: Filtered Cells Show 0 Instead Of Being Blank

    Thanks for the reply, ChemistB.

    Not the route I had expected to take but I can make that work. Was hoping to actually make the result null, so when I utilize the data elsewhere; it will always be null.

    I can do it this way, I just now have to format every cell with the custom you gave me each place I utilize any of this filter data.

    Again. Thanks for the help. This definitely gets me moving on to other challenges.

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    Re: Filtered Cells Show 0 Instead Of Being Blank

    If you don't mind converting the results to TEXT, then you could simply add &"" after the formula, for instance,

    Assume your data is in range A3:C6

    =FILTER(A3:C6,A3:A6="a")&""

    Or if you want to keep them as they are, then you could use the below approach

    =IFNA(FILTER(IF(A3:C6="",NA(),A3:C6),A3:A6="a"),"")

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