zeroes as blanks (Why?)

BarrettM

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I'm importing data from workbook A to Workbook B, but although the data in Workbook A has 0.00 in a cell, it appears as a blank cell in workbook B.
Also the formatting seem to be fine in workbook B.
I don't want this to happen, I want to see 0.00.

Any ideas?
 

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Using the Tools | Options... menu command check the "Zero values" Window option on the View tab.
 
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