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Can't seem to find the answer to a simple solution?
Ok, that worked for Column "G"...but how do I then get rid of (not show) all the other "zeros" that are now in my spreadsheet? Can it be done in a simplified manner? I rather go back to the old way if I have to manually fix every single column.
Appreciate the help! Thanks
Change the formulas the same way I did for G2:G25.
And the puzzle continues...
I entered =IF(SUM(B2:C2)=0,"",SUM(B2:C2)) in D2 and filled down just to D5 to start.
The fill color, font and size changed in D3-D5 but I know how to fix that. Also the values in F3-F5 didn't change and they are correct.
But...when I went back and filled down to D6 (as evident by the white box), the zero disappeared which is what I want ...BUT...I get an error in F6. Obviously, I would like all the zeros in column F to not show as well until I enter values for the line. Does the formula for column F need to change? Is it similar to the formula you gave me for column D?
I mean, Excel does so much! It amazes me that a simple thing like not showing zeros and still wanting to have a running total at the bottom would be less complicated.
No, that wouldn't work - a formula in D6 cannot refer to D6 itself.
In D2:
=IF(SUM(B2:C2)=0,"",SUM(B2:C2))
Fill down to D25.
Sorry, must not be doing something right. Can't seen to get it to work.
So, to get the zeros to "disappear" in column "D", starting with D6 in this case, the new formula in D6 should be
=IF(D6="","",SUM(B6:C6) ...and then fill down to D25? Also, for this column I do not need to see the running total at the bottom like before, which would be D26, I just don't want to see the zeros if I haven't entered any data for that line yet.
Thanks