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Dear All of the fellow here
How to make every character of "0" (zero) invisible even thought this is come from a result of a formula?
but this is not happened in "10,200,...etc"
Need your help here
Dear All of the fellow here
How to make every character of "0" (zero) invisible even thought this is come from a result of a formula?
but this is not happened in "10,200,...etc"
Need your help here
Last edited by azbi; 07-12-2013 at 02:39 AM.
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Formula:
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Dear Steve
where should I put?
I mean, if zero come from a calculation from formula automatically become invisible. any idea?
Please show me the formula you are currently using or perhaps attach a sample spreadsheet...
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Last edited by Steve N.; 07-11-2013 at 11:05 PM.
Maybe use a custom number format...
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HTH
Regards, Jeff
using condition format,
if equal to zero, make the text become white?
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For Excel 2003 perhaps Tools -> Options select "View" tab and remove marker from "Zero values" box.
Alf
In +2003 version..
File > Option > Advance > Uncheck below option..
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Dear All of the fellow here
Thanks for your guidance, its work
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