Hide Rows Containing All Zeros

It is possible to have CSPro automatically hide rows when all the cells in the row contain the value zero. This is useful when many rows in a table will have only zeros and you wish to view only the rows that have non-zero data.

To have CSPro automatically hide a row if all values in the row are zero, right-click on the stub for the row and choose "Format (stub)". In the "Format (stub)" dialog, check the box "Hide when All Cells in Row are Zero". When you run the table, the row will be hidden if all cells are zero. To view the row again, in order to able to select it, switch to the design view. To switch to the design view, use Ctrl-D or select "Hidden Parts" from the View menu.

You can hide multiple rows if they contain all zeros at the same time by first selecting the rows and then right-clicking and choosing "Format (Stub)" as above. Multiple selection is done in the usual Windows manner by left-clicking the mouse while using the Shift or Ctrl key. Using the Ctrl key adds each cell in the table that is clicked on to the selection. Using the shift key adds all the cells in between the two cells clicked on to the selection.