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How to "blank" pivot table calculated fields if result = 0

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    Joe
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    How to "blank" pivot table calculated fields if result = 0

    I have a pivot table that works wonderful.
    However I have three calculated fields in the data area of the pivot table.
    If those calculated fields have nothing to calculate they return 0.
    Is there a way to "blank" all those unnessary zeroes when obviously there
    is no dependent data to calculate.
    I've got the setting correct to show " " when the dependent data is blank.
    I'm just stuck on the calculated fields.
    Thank you in advance for your help.

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    would >tools >options >view and untick zero values work?

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    Joe
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    Re: How to "blank" pivot table calculated fields if result = 0

    Steve .... you are the "man".
    This worked perfectly !
    Thank you very much,
    Joe

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    Gustavo Strabeli
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    Re: How to "blank" pivot table calculated fields if result = 0

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    Steve .... you are the "man".
    This worked perfectly !
    Thank you very much,
    Joe

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