Formatting a date to equal zero

jlkirk

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I have a column that has both dates and zeros. I have formatted the column to return dates in the format "Month, Day, Year". However, when a cell contains a zero, it returns the date "January 0, 1900". Is there any way to change this so that it returns a zero instead of "January 0, 1900"?
Thanks in advance.
 
Try the following custom number format:

Code:
mmmm d, yyyy;;0
 
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