Cell Formats, Displaying Only Positive Numbers

amarshall

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I have two workbooks that are hard linked to each other. Can I format the sheet so that the only values shown are greater than 0.

One sheet has data

The second sheet has a nice display of this data in categories.
I want the second sheet to only display positive values.
 

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Code:
#,##0;;
 
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Use a custom number format along the lines of:

#,##0;;

or

0;;

or

#,##0.00;;

The first argument (args separated by semicolons) is for positives; 2nd is for negatives, third is for zeroes. If you omit 2nd and 3rd arguments, then nothing is displayed for negatives or zeroes. [Edit] Tommy was too quick for me! [EndEdit]
 
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