Conditional Excel formula

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Hi,
Try this out. It works on my end, and just put in your own data range in
place of my example.

=IF(SUM(O63:O123)>0,SUM(O63:O123),"")
 
I get "FALSE" displayed in cell for positive number - I want the number to
be displayed only if greater than 1 - I don't want True/False to be
displayed. Hope you can help.
 
Use conditional formatting.

Select the cell

Goto Format>Conditional Formatting

Change Conditions 1 to Formula Is

Add a formula of =A1>1

Click Font

Select the colour white from the dropdown

OK out

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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=IF(A1+B1>1,A1+B1,"")
Alan.
D Loafman said:
I get "FALSE" displayed in cell for positive number - I want the number to
be displayed only if greater than 1 - I don't want True/False to be
displayed. Hope you can help.
 

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