Conditional format - blank if zero

Mel Smith

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Hello folks,

I'm trying to put a conditional format into a linked spreadsheet so that if the source cell is blank, the linked cell is also blank rather than displaying a '0'. The cell formular is "=Sheet1!H5" etc.

Your help will be appreciated.

Mel
 
Just to clarify a few alternatives as this can be accomplished with conditional formatting two ways:

First way is when the cell value is equal to zero and just set it as white text on white background.

You can also use a custom number format of "" if the cell is equal to 0 so it wont display anything.


The first , i already knew, the second is completely new to me.

Thanks for the tips

M.
 
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