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    Hide numbers in Pivot table

    hello!

    I've got a probably very stupid question... I have a pivot table where the only data i want it to show is 2 or above... IE exclude 0s and 1s... i cannot do it! I've been staring at it for hours!

    any clues?

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    Question Hide numbers in Pivot table

    hello!

    I've got a probably very stupid question... I have a pivot table where the only data i want it to show is 2 or above... IE exclude 0s and 1s... i cannot do it! I've been staring at it for hours!

    any clues?

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    Can you send us the workbook? It would be easier for us to help
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    Hi,

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    Could use a helper column with a formula like

    =A1<2

    then add it to your pivot and tick to show true's only

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    Quote Originally Posted by VBA Noob
    Hi,

    Please read rules before posting

    Forum Rules !!

    Could use a helper column with a formula like

    =A1<2

    then add it to your pivot and tick to show true's only

    VBA Noob
    Sorry! I'm a div - i read them after I'd been naughty

    How would i add the formula to the pivot? that sounds great! I'm not allowed to send it as it's confidential info.

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    Hi,

    Why don't you use conditional formatting,
    Cell Value Is Less Than 2
    and pick font color white to hide cells ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Carim
    Hi,

    Why don't you use conditional formatting,
    Cell Value Is Less Than 2
    and pick font color white to hide cells ...
    hmm, I've kind of done that, but i want the pivot to be all neat and just show me high numbers. **** or what!?
    basically what i have is a tracker for employees who've been off sick... i need to track people who have had more than 1 occurrence of sickness per month...

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