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![]() Select for example D1. Press Ctrl and 1 to bring up the Format Cells dialog. You should see that Custom (under Category) has been chosen and that the format type is ;;; This format type ensures that irrespective of what is entered in D1 the cell will appear blank. This is a custom format (which I maybe should have said instead of user defined format). |
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