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I would like to hide values on a range of cells based on whether a certain
condition is met using an if statement located in another cell. For example: In A1, my condition is... =if(a2="good",hide cells b2:b10). How do I do this? |
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One simple play which might suffice
is to use CF to mask* the range (*make the font color = fill color) Try this: Select B2:B10 (let's assume the fill color for B2:B10 is the default "white" fill) Click Format Conditional Formatting Under Condition 1, make the settings as: Formula is: =$A$2="good" Click Format button Font tab White font color OK Click OK at the main dialog Test it out. Enter some values into B2:B10. Then enter in A2: good. The values in B2:B10 will "disappear". Clear A2, or re-enter some other value. The values in B2:B10 will "reappear". -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 xdemechanik --- "cat" wrote: I would like to hide values on a range of cells based on whether a certain condition is met using an if statement located in another cell. For example: In A1, my condition is... =if(a2="good",hide cells b2:b10). How do I do this? |
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