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How to "not show a value of zero in a row"?

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jack91

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Apr 13, 2009
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hi,

I have 7 columns, with one column showing cost value of a product.

If the cost value in column 7 is 0, the user does not want to see it.Also user does not want to see any associated rows pertaining to the value 0.

How do i do this?

Thanks
Jk
 
Hi,
Eliminate it with a record selection formula:
Col7 <> 0



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Just Col7 <> 0 -- is enough for deleting all the other rows also?

Do i need to use any parameters etc? or an if else statement?

THANKS
Jk
 
Hi,
Yes, as a record selection formula,
{table.column7} <> 0 ( use the real column name of course)
will only return records where that column's value is other than 0.

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