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Is there a way to quickly find and delete all zero value cells?
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If you want to clear the cells then use edit replace put 0 in the find space
and nothing in the replace space. if you want to delete the entire cell, sort the column then delete the cells "Dennis1188" wrote: Is there a way to quickly find and delete all zero value cells? |
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Hi Dennis
If you don't really need to delete them, but just want to suppress them, you could use ToolsoptionsViewuncheck Zero values -- Regards Roger Govier "Dennis1188" wrote in message ... Is there a way to quickly find and delete all zero value cells? |
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Sorting by column did the trick... THANKS.
"Michael" wrote: If you want to clear the cells then use edit replace put 0 in the find space and nothing in the replace space. if you want to delete the entire cell, sort the column then delete the cells "Dennis1188" wrote: Is there a way to quickly find and delete all zero value cells? |
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