How to hide zero currency in Excel?
As the below screenshot shown, the zero currency in the table is not good-looking. Now I will tell you how to hide the zero currency in Excel.
Hide zero currency in Excel
To hide zero currency, you just need to add a semicolon ; after your cell formatting.
1. Select the currency cells and right click to select Format Cells in the context menu.
2. In Format Cells dialog, click Number > Custom, and then add ; at the end of the format you have set in the Type textbox.
3. Click OK to close dialog. Now you can see the zero currency is hidden.
Tip: This method cannot work when the currency formatting is -$1,234.10.
Tip: Actually, you can hide the zero currency with reformatting the currency numbers. You can do it with selecting the original currency numbers, clicking the Home > Accounting Number Format button and specifying the proper currency from the drop down list.
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