Excel Sharepoint Linked Workbook - show blank for cells returning "0"s?

Sunshine8790

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I have 2 sharepoint workbooks. One filled with data based off the other.
Currently the formula looks like this:
Excel Formula:
='https://name/censored_for_privacy_com/Documents/[Name Censored 8_7_23.xlsx]Main Sheet'!$A$1:H3000

I do this so that there is room for rows of data to update automatically (currently data only goes to row 1699 of the linked workbook - but when new data is entered, it could be less or more rows - never more than 3000 rows, so this allows for that flexibility without having to manually change the formula every time).

However - because of this, all rows below 1699 to 3000 are showing 0s.

And because it's linked data, I can't just delete those rows. Is there a way to edit the formula for it so that if the data in column A is a "0" to show nothing for that row?
 

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How about
Excel Formula:
=let(a,='https://name/censored_for_privacy_com/Documents/[Name Censored 8_7_23.xlsx]Main Sheet'!$A$1:H3000,if(a="","",a))
 
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How about
Excel Formula:
=let(a,='https://name/censored_for_privacy_com/Documents/[Name Censored 8_7_23.xlsx]Main Sheet'!$A$1:H3000,if(a="","",a))
It is giving me a red dotted line around the formula instead of the data.
 
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I've never seen a red dotted line around a formula, so have no idea what it means.
 
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Glad you sorted it & thanks for letting us know.
 
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