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zero suppression

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zero suppression
Eliminating leading zeros for readability. For example, 00000001542 becomes 1542.
zero suppression [′zir·ō sə′presh·ən]
(computer science)
A process of replacing leading (nonsignificant) zeros in a numeral by blanks; it is an editing operation designed to make computable numerals easily readable to the human eye.


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These include reports with asymmetrical drill-down; parameter-driven row definition; intuitive style-based report formatting; an identical user experience in both thick or thin client; and server-side zero suppression for improving end-user responsiveness.
Trinity will introduce several navigation enhancements to its Excel integration, including support for the expansion/contraction of consolidated rows and columns, zero suppression, dynamic subsets, and more granular displays of consolidated values.
These include reports with asymmetrical drill-down; parameter-driven row definition; intuitive style-based report formatting; an identical user experience in both thick or thin client; and server-side zero suppression for improving end-user responsiveness.
 
 
 
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