Suppress & Hide Zeros and Blanks

How to hide rows with all zeros or blank values in your OfficeConnect workbook.

Hiding empty rows in a Workday OfficeConnect report is a two-part system: Workbook Properties controls the default state, and the Hide Zeros & Blanks ribbon button is a toggle on top of that default. Review the full settings layout in Workbook & Worksheet Properties so you set the default in the right place.

How it works

Workbook propertyEffect
Hide rows with all zeroes is checkedZero suppression is enabled by default. The Hide Zeros & Blanks button on the ribbon toggles it on/off.
Hide rows with all zeroes is uncheckedZero suppression is disabled. The Hide Zeros & Blanks button will not work after refresh.

Enable zero suppression

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Open Workbook Properties In the OfficeConnect ribbon, click Workbook Properties.
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Check 'Hide rows with all zeroes' In the Row Display section, check the Hide rows with all zeroes option.
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Click Refresh After refreshing, click Hide Zeros & Blanks in the OfficeConnect ribbon to activate suppression.

Per-row overrides

With the workbook default set, you can configure individual rows to behave differently:

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Select the row Click the row number to select the entire row.
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Open Row Properties Right-click the row and choose OfficeConnect → Row Properties.
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Set the zero suppression behavior for this row Choose a different zero suppression behavior for that specific row.

This lets some rows follow the workbook default while others always show (or always hide) zeros.

Zero suppression and Excel’s Hide Rows

Within OfficeConnect-linked data ranges, you can also use Excel’s native Hide capability on rows and columns. These behave independently from OfficeConnect’s zero suppression.

Next steps