When working with large data sets in Excel, you may want to hide or suppress zero values in your PivotTable to make it easier to read and analyze. There are a few different ways to do this:
- You can use the Field Settings option in the PivotTable Tools menu to change the Number Format for the field. This will hide zero values by default.
- You can also use the Filter options in the PivotTable Tools menu to filter out zero values.
- If you want to hide zero values only temporarily, you can use the Hide option under PivotTable Tools > Options. This will hide all zeros in the PivotTable, but won't affect the underlying data.