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Hi Scott,
I think that you are trying just to give a value when there is an actual number in cell A10 Right? If so, this is what you should do: =IF(A10="","",IF(A10=1,"True", "False")) So what is actually doing is that the formula will only calculate the condition if there is a number present. Another thing you might do too is to play around with the "conditional formatting box" in word. Hope that helps, Vicente Tulliano -- Vicente Tulliano "Scott" wrote: I'm trying to write a Conditional Formatting formula for cell C11, if the number in Cell A10 is greater than 1. I've been trying this without getting the results that I want: =A10=1 This formula will fill cell C11, however when value in A10 is removed, C11 still remains with that fill, when I want it to be unformatted. Any ideas? Thanks |
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