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I entered his table data and in cell F2 (creating a helper column = to TRUE
or FALSE - that He could filter-on) I entered: =AND(NOT(ISBLANK(B2)),NOT(ISBLANK(D2)),B2<1,D2-1) and Got True in F4, F5 and F6. Oh well,,, "Mike Fogleman" wrote: Jim, I believe the op wants to apply both criteria to each number. =IF(ABS(SUM(A1:D1))2,"visible","hidden") Mike F "Jim May" wrote in message ... I would like to be able to hide Row D because the values in column A and C are < 1 and -1. Applying the above test Row C and E also meet this test. Best to redefine what you are wanting to get. I'm sure we can help you. "Craig147" wrote: Here is the scenario; A B C D A 50 25 B 10 9 C 0.5 6 D 0.26 -0.36 E -5 0.99 I would like to be able to hide Row D because the values in column A and C are < 1 and -1. Please note that row C and E should not be hidden because in one of the columns the value is 1 or < -1. I would really appreciate any help thanks Craig |
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