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I've formatted a number of cells so that their contents "go blank" if the
cell value is zero, but display with their values otherwise. The "blank is accomplished by setting the font color to "white". Now is there either a conditional formatting or macro trick which would enable me to only apply globally the conditional formatting when I want it? In other words, the cells would normally show zero values, but could be globally turned "blank" at my command. -- PT |
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