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Default How to remove borders in a range of cells?

I am wondering if this scenario is possible: operators input values (1 or 2)
in the 'sheet 1'!C9. Then I want to remove the borders in F13:H20 and N15:N17
and E22:E26 on the 'sheet 2' if the 'sheet 1'!C9=2
How can I do that? I have Windows Excel 2000.
Thank you for your help.
Dori
 
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