00:00Did you ever have a data set that looks something like this and it's very challenging to pinpoint
00:04where the bad actors are? In this specific data set, I'm specifically searching for instances
00:09where the value is equal to zero. Let's enhance the readability of this data set. The first thing
00:15I'm going to do is to highlight my complete data set like this and after that what I'm going to
00:20try to do is I'm going to try to hide the zero values here with a blank. Select the data
00:25set
00:25like this press ctrl 1 to open up cell formatting. In here make sure you're in number tab and
00:30go to custom and in here you're going to type zero semicolon semicolon and click on ok and
00:37you can see all the zero values are actually hidden away. Now to actually highlight those
00:43zero value cells what you do is keep on highlighting your data set like this and you go home, style,
00:50conditional formatting, new rule. In here you're going to select use formula and the formula
00:56I'm going to be selecting will be equal to B3 because I start from here less than or equal
01:03to zero. So this is going to highlight anything that has zero or less and you go format and
01:11I'm going to select the fill tab and select the color that you want to highlight. I'm going to highlight
01:16as red and I click ok and ok. So you can see any cells that has zero values has no
01:22value showing
01:23on it and they are all highlighted in red.
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