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I have pre-populated a spreadsheet to be used as an order form with
v-lookups. Until the user enters an item the #N/A text appears. Is there a simple way I can use conditional formatting to make the #N/A font color white so it will appear invisible until a line item is entered at which time I would change font color back to black? Also, I would like to show a sums at the bottom of the spreadsheet, but since I don't know how many items the customer will order I don't know the number of rows to include Thanks so much -- Lele |
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