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How to make hide 0 with blanks but still keeping its value in the cell?

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    How to make hide 0 with blanks but still keeping its value in the cell?

    Hi,

    I have 4 tabs, tab 1 = received, tab 2 = issued, tab 3 balance, Customer tab.

    Balance tab = Received - Issued.
    Issued tab will calculate how many items are issued to customer (in customer tab)

    I put =IF('Customer 1'!E9=0,"",'Customer 1'!E9) in issued tab to hide the 0 but this action make the balance tab shows blank as my cell in balance is

    =IF(ISERROR('Total Received'!E9-'Total Issued'!E9),"",'Total Received'!E9-'Total Issued'!E9)

    If I could make the cells in issue tab to have value 0, this problem will not occur.
    How do I keep the value 0 in issue tab, without replacing it with blanks to show that the cell is blank but actually it has a value of 0?

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    Last edited by Lewis Koh; 06-07-2010 at 09:27 PM.

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    Re: How to make hide 0 with blanks but still keeping its value in the cell?

    Format the cells, for example, as General;-General;
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    Re: How to make hide 0 with blanks but still keeping its value in the cell?

    Hi there,

    To surpress zeros, follow these four steps:

    1. From the Tools menu select Options
    2. From the Options dialog ensure the View tab is selected
    3. Untick the Zero values option under the Window options heading
    4. Click OK

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