The undesired display of zero values in Excel (e.g. often with sum formulas for which no values exist yet) can be suppressed very easily in two ways. Either, you can hide your zero values in the whole Excel worksheet or in a selected area. Read more to find out how!
1. Click on the "File" tab.
2. Choose “Options” on the left-hand side.
3. Click “Advanced” and scroll down to “Display options for this worksheet”.
4. Uncheck the box for “Show a zero in cells that have zero value”.
Now all zeroes will be erased from your chart.
If you want to display them again, check the box once more.
1. Select the area in which you would like to hide your zero values.
2. Open the menu by right-clicking. Then, click “Format cells”.
3. Go to “Custom” and insert the formula “;0-0;”
4. Click “OK”. The zeroes will vanish in the selected area.
Find more tips and tricks for your work with Excel and the other Microsoft applications in our Microsoft 365 guide.
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