conditionally format a cell based on an error in another cell

merlin777

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I want to hide a value in a cell if an adjacent cell contains a div/o! error.

I'm trying to do it by formatting the font white if the error is present but I can't find a way (in 2007) to apply that format if an error is present in another cell. Using a CF formula doesn't allow this.

Any suggestions?
 

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