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Anonymous
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Delete or hide rows after 0

Hello everyone. Help me with advice on how to do it correctly. There is a value in the F_TEST column(it is circled in red) if its value in F_VAL = 0, then the data that goes to other tests after 0 (Yellow)should not be displayed until the next test (circled in red) is notequal  to 0 

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BA_Pete
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Hi @Anonymous ,

 

Not sure I understand your requirements. Why are we not keeping the test results marked below, when the initial test number has F_VAL > 0 ?

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Also, how do we know which test number we are looking for initially? Is it always the one in the first row, or any that have F_VAL = 0, or something else?

 

Pete



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