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Condition 1 Formula is :=ISERROR(A1) click FormatFontColor *select white* If the worksheet has to be printed, don't set-up using black and white, since it will print the "#DIV/0!" error message. Otherwise, place an If formula directly in the cell to hide error messages. "Tony Sheffield" wrote: ?I have designed a spredsheet that frequently has a formula that requires inputs from other cells. As all the cells are empty, all the formulae return the "#DIV/0!" error message. Is it possible to somehow format the cells so that if there isn't an actual number then the cell is formatted to white text and therefore appears blank |
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