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The preset value could be entered as a formula which would result in an
"empty" cell if the other cell has a value.......... In C1 put =IF(LEN(D1)0,"","PresetValueHere") Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "pattyh" wrote: I have a worksheet with pre-filled info, but if there is a variance to that info placed in a different box, how do I get the pre-filled one to disappear. The pre-filled one is protected. Example: C is prefilled and protected, D is the variance box, not protected, if D is filled with a number, how do I get C to "hide" or disappear? |