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is it possible?
i have a cell that i want to format based on whether an adjacent cell is blank or not. ie Max_Allowable must be 'hidden' when Min_Needed = 0, Visible when Min_Needed < 0 the problem now is that if i want to conditionally format the Max_Allowable column, i can only compare values with "Max_Allowable", not the "Min_needed" i'd like to compare it with i know how to do the hidden - make the same colour as the background - part. I just need to know if I can base the format on another cell's contents... even using a macro if needed? |
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