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=G8=TRUE should work fine as a CF formula.
You'd need a macro to change the button's caption. Double click the button while you're in design mode and write code like this: Private Sub ToggleButton1_Click() If Range("G8").Value = True Then ToggleButton1.Caption = "Hide" Else ToggleButton1.Caption = "Show" End If End Sub You might have to flip the logic I used. Also, better to use a range name for cell G8 so if you insert a row, etc., the code still works. -- Jim "gtslabs" wrote in message ... |I am trying to use CF to hide some cells (actually turning the font | color white). | I made a Control Toggle Button and linked it to cell G8. | | The cells I want to hide are say B2...B6 | I select that range and goto Conditional Formating | | 2 Questions: | | 1) How do I write the "formula is" CF expression testing if G8 is TRUE | or FALSE? | I tried G8=TRUE but that is not working. | | 2)How do I change the caption of the Toggle Button to show different | text if depressed or not. | So I want it to say SHOW and HIDE |
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