You can hide rows and columns in a view that contain only zeros.
You can suppress zeros in a view from the shortcut bar, by right-clicking on a row or column
selector and selecting Suppress zeros, or by using the
zero
snap command.
Procedure
- To suppress zeros from the shortcut bar:
- Click anywhere on the view to display the shortcut bar handle.
If you are using the new experience view, click anywhere on the view to select
it.
- Click the handle, then click
. If you are using the new experience view, click
Suppress zeros in the toolbar.
- Select a zero suppression option.
- All
- Suppress all rows and all columns that contain only zeros.
- Rows
- Suppress all rows that contain only zeros.
- Columns
- Suppress all columns that contain only zeros.
- Click OK.
- To unsuppress zeros, clear your selection.
-
To suppress zeros from a row or column selector:
- Right-click either the row selector or the column selector, then select
Suppress zeros.
You can also unsuppress zeros from this menu.
- You can suppress zeros on nested rows or columns by right-clicking the selector for
the nested row or column and selecting Suppress zeros.