问题
I would love to replace all cells that is 0 with blank. Normally I would use the Excel find & replace function (Ctrl + R):
Find what: 0
Replace with:
But it would replace all 0s in all cells, so that 60 will become 0.
Is there a way to only replace the 0s if the cell is indeed 0?
Many thanks
回答1:
There is a function built into Find & Replace that will only edit a cell if the entire cell value matches your parameter.
Ex.
ex1
1) There is my starting data where you only want to replace the cells where the value = 0
2) Open up your find and replace and select the "Find entire cells only" option. Keep in mind that I took these screenshots on a Mac. On a PC I believe you will have to hit the Option button to open a dialogue box where you can make the selection.
ex2
3) After that you can just hit Replace all and you should be good to go!
ex3
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52952592/excel-replace-based-on-whole-cell-value