mgerard802
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I have a pivot table with number of 0 amount rows. Is there a way I can suppress those rows to make the report easier to read?
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Suppress 0 amount rows in a Pivot Table
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SkipVought
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Hi,
Make a new column with a heading of data outside of your Pivot Table with the values containing the zeros.
Do an auto filter using that new column of data and filter out the data you do not want to see.
VOLA!
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Make a new column with a heading of data outside of your Pivot Table with the values containing the zeros.
Do an auto filter using that new column of data and filter out the data you do not want to see.
VOLA!
Skip,
Skip@TheOfficeExperts.com
SkipVought
Programmer
Also you might want to hide that column as well
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Skip@TheOfficeExperts.com
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In pivot table options (right click on PT) do you have
"For Empty Cells Show" ticked
If so, untick it
Other than that make sure that in the field options, you havn't ticked "Show Items with no data"
Rgds
Geoff
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"For Empty Cells Show" ticked
If so, untick it
Other than that make sure that in the field options, you havn't ticked "Show Items with no data"
Rgds
Geoff
Si hoc legere scis, nimis eruditionis habes
Get the best answers to your questions - faq222-2244
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