MS365 Pivot table column contains data but is displayed as 0

copperwasher

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Hi there,

I have a basic pivot table set up to send statements to our business partners.
The only filter is the company name of our partner.

The job ref should display the job ref number/letters as per the sheet it is connected to (Range).
Some of the company job data is displayed perfectly, others, the filled cell data is displayed as a 0.

Ex1 pivot table working, job refs displayed correctly as per the data source sheet.
Co.
partner1
Row Labelsjob refsSum of £ jobSum of paid bankedBalance Owed
2022£0.00
Dec
07/12/2022259992£552.00
28/12/2022260907£600.00£1,752.00
2023
Jan
03/01/2023265307£1,200.00£600.00
Grand Total786206£2,352.00£2,352.00



Ex2, same data source (Range), the job refs are in the cells (range), but displayed as 0 here, as well as the correct data!!!
Co.partner2
Row Labelsjob refsSum of £ jobSum of paid bankedBalance Owed
2022-£4,218.00
Dec
08/12/20220£252.00
12/12/20220£504.00
19/12/20220£600.00
2023
Jan
09/01/20230£558.00
16/01/20230£600.00£1,104.00
Feb
27/02/20230£696.00
Mar
20/03/202323115006£624.00£1,158.00
21/03/202323125504£600.00
29/03/20230£342.00
Apr
13/04/202323147740£624.00
14/04/202323147868£480.00
17/04/202323147811£600.00
Grand Total115683929£6,480.00£2,262.00

All of the values in the 'job ref's' are filled with the relevant job ref details, but some of the cells have been replaced with zeros...

Also, the grand total column, for the job ref, is displaying a total of 115683929, which is not required.
How do I blank this cell?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

My thanks in advance.
Gary
 
Brilliant...
That worked, thank you...
I clearly need to learn the basics more so...


One last question

In the Pivot Table below,
Grand totals, I need to display £0.00 in the 'sum of paid banked'
Is that possible when the column is empty (no payments received).

Co.xxxxx
Yearsdatejob refSum of £ jobSum of paid banked
202315-MarBHL-202623-1£540.00
03-AprBHL 206091-1£630.00
Grand Total£1,170.00
 
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Yes, there's an option for that - tight-click anywhere in the pivot table, choose Pivot table options, then on the Layout and Format tab enter a 0 in the empty cells option:
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