To hide the calculated value of 0 in the column where the value is calculated as C4 - SUM(E4:L4) in OpenOffice, you can follow these steps:
- Select the column where the calculated value is displayed.
- Right-click on the selected column and choose
Format Cells.... - In the
Numbertab, selectCustom.... - In the
Typefield, enter0;@and clickOK. - Click
OKagain to close theFormat Cellsdialog box.
This will hide any 0 values in the selected column, and the column will only display non-zero calculated values.
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Question
Using OpenOffice, I have a column whose value is calculated as C4 - SUM(E4:L4). I would like to hide the value calculated as 0. I have tried Googling, but I could only find complicated formulas.
Solution
- Select the column where the calculated value is displayed.
- Right-click on the selected column and choose
Format Cells.... - In the
Numbertab, selectCustom.... - In the
Typefield, enter0;@and clickOK. - Click
OKagain to close theFormat Cellsdialog box.
This will hide any 0 values in the selected column, and the column will only display non-zero calculated values.
References
- Books:
- OpenOffice.org Calc 3.0 Bible, Michael Alexander, et al.
- Articles:
- Online resources: