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Conditional Fomatting formula

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    Conditional Fomatting formula

    I'm no good with the conditional formatting formulas. See example. I thought this might work but it isn't. What i'm trying to do is make all of these cells blank through conditional formatting when cell B1 reads either FALSE or N/A (both are real options in my full spreadsheet). Can someone help me make that happen? Hopefully this is an easy one. Thanks.
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    Re: Conditional Fomatting formula

    FALSE is a boolean wordin Excel and doesn't need to be surrounded by quotes.

    Eg... =OR($B$1=FALSE,$B$1="N/A")
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    Re: Conditional Fomatting formula

    You rock NBVC. Fixed. Thanks for the help.

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