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Hi,
I'm trying to "white out" the text in a cell if a certain value is displayed (the cell has an existing formula in it already). What formula can I use in the conditional formatting window to white out multiple (about 18) specific values if they show up in the cell? And how do I maintain using my original formula in this cell if the displayed value is not one of my 18. Also, if I'm able to "white out" the cell described above, I need to "white out" the cell next to it at the same time (which has a different formula already in it). Can the formatting from the first cell be copied to the second cell if the conditions are met in the first cell? Help (and a BIG thank you!) |
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