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Default Hidding Blank Calculations in Word 2007

Hi,

I have a word 2007 template that I will be using to produce quotes.

In part of the form there are 4 lines for each tem that might be
quoted on, each line has 4 text form fields, each text form fields in
each line ends 1, 2 ,3, 4 i.e. quantity1, description1, unit_price1,
total_price1, then quantity2, description2, unit_price2, total_price2
etc.

If the text form fields are blank, I don't want them to show up when
printed out, which is what happens if there is no default text in the
form field, such as the description fields, but when you enter a
calculation, such as in total_price which would be "= quantity *
unit_price", it shows as £0.00 even if quantity & unit_price are
blank.

Is it possible to hid a calculation when its blank, rather than have
it display a null vlaue?

Thanks

Ben