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Is there a way in a pivot table to have the pivot not show rows that have a zero value from my data page?
Because the cell has a formula that adds up to $0, it still shows up in the pivot. I want the pivot to ignore any rows that show the formula as zero. I even used the following formula in my cell so it shows no value, but the pivot still picks up this cell as $0. =IF(SUM(J2:Z2)=0,"",SUM(J2:Z2)) |
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Nevermind, I figured out my own answer!
![]() For those who need to know, you drag the column that has the sum into "Report Filter", then deselect "0" and then put it back. Then the rows that have a zero value disappear! |
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