My spreadsheet serves 2 purposes. Printed and manually filled out plus data
entry.
The cells with formulas show a 0 (zero) if the referenced cells are empty.
The problem is the user has the option to ignore the formula and hard code a
figure.
If a formula = 0, is there a way to hide that zero so when I print the form
it's blank for the user?
thanks!
Gord Dibben - 06 Apr 2008 22:11 GMT
You could turn off viewing zeros at Tools>Options>View.
Or you could trap for the 0 and leave cell looking blank.
=IF(A1*B1=0,"",A1*B1)
If you are interested in keeping the user from over-writing a formula, see help
on cell locking and sheet protection.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP
>My spreadsheet serves 2 purposes. Printed and manually filled out plus data
>entry.
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>thanks!
Castell - 06 Apr 2008 22:16 GMT
Or you could use Conditional Formatting to set font colour to white (or same
as background)
> My spreadsheet serves 2 purposes. Printed and manually filled out plus
> data entry.
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>
> thanks!