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    Grid turn to white with conditional formatting

    Hello team,

    I have cells that contains an array formulas, results are dynamic, sometime, they spill 10 cells and sometimes they spill on 50 cells. Can I use conditional formatting, when there is not value on the cell, just outer and inside grid turn to white.

    I tested multiple times, and I thought that wouldn't be possible; just I want to make sure there is no solution for it.

    This is what I entered in conditional formatting: = OR ($F$4 <0 , $F$4 = " ") do this ...

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    Re: Grid turn to white with conditional formatting

    Also, you have a space in your second term. If you want to test for the cell being empty you should have:

    = OR ($F$4 <0 , $F$4 = "")

    and you might want to change the first term to <= 0

    Hope this helps.

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    Re: Grid turn to white with conditional formatting

    Ok, thanks!!!

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