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Adaptive Planning
Last Updated: 2026-09-18
Suppress Zeros and Blanks

Suppress Zeros and Blanks

You can hide rows if all the row cells are zero or blank in:
  • Cube sheets by using
    Display Options
    in Cube view. Workday automatically suppresses zeros by default in Columnar view for all accounts where you can enter data; in this view, you can only enter data on editable standard, entered GL/custom, and assumptions accounts. When you switch from Columnar to Cube view, Workday restores your Cube view suppression configuration.
  • Standard sheets by using
    Display Options
    .
  • Modeled sheets by filtering out rows with zeros and blanks using the
    Filter Rows
    tab in
    Display Options
    .
When you suppress zeros and blanks, you won't be able to enter new data in rows that need data. In cube sheets, you can add a specific row while keeping the blank and zeros rows hidden.
When you access
Explore Cell
from sheets, dashboards, and reports, the contributing details shown in the bottom section of the window are automatically suppressed if all values are zeros or blanks.
You might still see rows with zeros when the zero is a result of:
  • Formula errors.
  • Rounding from the Decimal Places account setting.