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Is there any options to display or hide zero value in shapes?
Hi, @Naung Mon
You can refer to this article: show-or-hide-information-in-a-visio-organization-chart
In the shape's shapesheet you can set the cell HideText to the formula:
=STRSAME(TheText,"0")
This sets the value true if the shape text is equal to "0".
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I had a "0" appear in my org charts as well. Either at the top of in a box overlapping, depending on the shape style chosen. I found this "0" lived in a text box on its own and did not know where it was pulling from. On the Org Chart ribbon tab, select the drop down arrow under "Shapes" and it opens an Options box with two tabs. Select the "Fields" tab and there is a Block 1 and Block 2. The "0" was appearing because of the block 2. If you select "None" and press Ok, then the "0" disappeared.