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Conditional Formatting in Excel 2007

Good day!

I am using a spreadsheet to track parts. I have successfully used the conditional formatting Dialog to highlight a row if the formula evaluates to a 'less than'.  But I don't want the rows to format if the target row is blank.

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Dialog Formula is   G1<F1  with turning row A1:K1 Yellow.  But I can'tfigure out how to prevent the formatting if G1 is blank!

I have tried to use an    if(F1="","",G1<F1) in the dialog formula box, but it doesn't work.

Any help appreciated.

Ray
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Cool Beans!  Works like a charm!

Thank you!

I know this question isn't necessarily worth 500 points, but my Browser wwon'tlet me select a lower amount when I posted the question --  so enjoy!

Ray