Highlight your data, then from the menu bar select Data > Filter >
Autofilter. Select the drop-down in column D and choose Custom. Use the
drop-downs to set your selection to read 'does not equal' '0.00', then click
OK. Those rows with 0.00 in column D should now be filtered out (they're
still in your data, just not visible).
--Bruce
Highlight your data, then from the menu bar select Data > Filter >
Autofilter. Select the drop-down in column D and choose Custom. Use the
drop-downs to set your selection to read 'does not equal' '0.00', then click
OK. Those rows with 0.00 in column D should now be filtered out (they're
still in your data, just not visible).
--Bruce
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