Convert Blank to 0 in Pivot Table Result

AGreen

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Hi. I have a pivot table (in Excel 2010), that has blanks in the result. In order to chart the results, I want to convert the blanks to 0 so there will be a continuous line. Does anybody know how to do that?

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Right mouse-click a cell in the pivot table and select "PivotTable Options".
On the Layout & Format tab, you will find the option to specify a value for blank cells.
 
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Thank you very much. I knew there had to be a way - just couldn't find it. I'll share it here.

Thanks... Aileen:biggrin:
 
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