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Default Function for an object

How can I put an if then statement for a text box? I want an if then
statement to make a text box appear if it meets certain conditions, but with
out using VB. I know you can write formulas for objects, but have never done
it myself. Thanks
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Default Function for an object

As I know no function/formula can change anything in Excel itself, it only
returns a value.
So, if you want to work with the object (show/hide), I am afraid you must
use macro.

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How can I put an if then statement for a text box? I want an if then
statement to make a text box appear if it meets certain conditions, but
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out using VB. I know you can write formulas for objects, but have never
done
it myself. Thanks



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