Conditional formatting question

Bill_Biggs

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I apologize for the beginner echo I am making here, but I really never grasped conditional formatting. I need to set a condition where if the cell is blank, it will place a 0 in the blank. I am assuming this is a formula condition?
 

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OK then.... I have 50,000 cells, give or take a couple, about a third of them are blank. Any suggestions for finding a quick way to place zeroes where the blanks are?
 
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Perhaps

Edit - Goto - Special - Blanks - Click OK
Type a 0
Press CTRL + ENTER

Hope that helps..
 
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