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How are those lines produced?<br />
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Is that the only things in the section?<br />
YOu could suppress the section when the value is 0<br />
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You can select all fields and do the suppression on all fields in one edit.<br />
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mlmcc
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How are those lines produced?

Is that the only things in the section?
YOu could suppress the section when the value is 0

You can select all fields and do the suppression on all fields in one edit.

mlmcc

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They are $$$ are part of a Shared Variable..Lots of other items in the GF..<br />
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How do i do the suppression on all fields in one edit??
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They are $$$ are part of a Shared Variable..Lots of other items in the GF..

How do i do the suppression on all fields in one edit??

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I created a few extra GF's.. Suppressed on zero values..all is good
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I created a few extra GF's.. Suppressed on zero values..all is good

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I have a GF...<br />
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CC &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;$1,000.00<br />
PO &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;$250.00<br />
GC &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;$0.00<br />
RP &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; $200.00<br />
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How can i suppress both the left side (CC) and Right side ($1,000.00) without going into each field and writing a suppress formula to exclude 0.00
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I have a GF...
  
CC        $1,000.00
PO        $250.00
GC        $0.00
RP         $200.00

How can i suppress both the left side (CC) and Right side ($1,000.00) without going into each field and writing a suppress formula to exclude 0.00

Hide GF based on 0 value

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