Conditionally Hiding or Showing the cell content

[Tim]

In the cells c20 to c30 I might have, or might have not some (text) data.
In the adjacent cells d20 to d30 I have a formula showing me some results.
I want that the formula results in cells d20 to d30 to be displayed only if
there is data in the nearby correspondents "c" cells

TIA again and again

 

[Bob Phillips]

In D20: =IF(C20="","",formula)

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)

 

[Stan Brown]

Sat, 25 Aug 2007 00:18:00 -0700 from Tim

In the cells c20 to c30 I might have, or might have not some (text) data.
In the adjacent cells d20 to d30 I have a formula showing me some results.
I want that the formula results in cells d20 to d30 to be displayed only if
there is data in the nearby correspondents "c" cells

In D20:
=if(isblank(C20),"",formula)
Then click and drag down to D21 through D30.

 

[Tim]

Thank you very much guys.
In fact I put already a formula (as Bob proposed), but I was hoping to
realise the same with any cell conditional formating.

However thanks again

 

[David Biddulph]

Yes, you can do that. Use "Formula is", rather than "Cell value is", within
CF, & set the font colour to white (or whatever the background colour is),
for the cases you want to hide.