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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / October 2006Hiding zero formula results
I have a form with table in which I have formulas calculating the total price by multiplicating quantity of item and its price and at the end at bottom line I use formula SUM(ABOVE). The formulas still show the result zero (0) in every line even if nothing was put into item quantity and item price columns. Is it possible to hidden this values and to show only the sum different from zero? I made a several tests with IF command, bu did not succeeded. Many thanks for any help in advance. Use a construction like: { =Sum(above) \# "0.00;(0.00);" } What does this question have to do with VBA? > I have a form with table in which I have formulas calculating the total price > by multiplicating quantity of item and its price and at the end at bottom [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > zero? I made a several tests with IF command, bu did not succeeded. Many > thanks for any help in advance.
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