Dont show content if cell has a number higher than 1

[MetrOslo]

Hello,

I have a formula that is working fine: =D9/0,6

But I want this formula to display nothing IF the number of another cell is higher than 1.

Can anyone help me?

Jon

 

[Joe4]

Structure it like this (let's say the other cell is A1):

=IF(A1>1,"",[I]your formula[/I])

Note if that you are using a version of Excel that uses semi-colons instead of commas to separate formula arguments, it will look like this instead:

=IF(A1>1;"";[I]your formula[/I])

 

[MetrOslo]

Thank you joe4, for responding.

I'm using your formula with ;
=IF(C9>1;"";D9/0,6)

But i get the following error: #NAVN ?

Do you know what I'm doing wrong?

 

[Joe4]

Are you using a system in which you use commas instead of periods to represent decimal points?
If not, what exactly does 0,6 represent?

Also, what values do you currently have in C9 and D9?

 

[MetrOslo]

I noticed that i just need to change IF with HVIT because i'm using a norwegian version of excel.

But now i got another problem. Because the last formula (price) is using the unit price formula to calculate the totalt price.

/0,6 is just calculating a new price.

Do you see my attached image? If unit price is 1, i don't need to display unit price, because unit price will be the same as total price.

 

[Joe4]

No I cannot see your image. Unfortunately, my workplace blocks a lot of images.

If the issue is you want to see nothing (blank) if it is equal to one also, then simply change:
C9>1
to
C9>=1

 

[MetrOslo]

How can I use the content of this cell now? If its hidden I can not use it and I get an error on the next cell. Because the next cell uses thisone to demonstrate the content..

 

[Joe4]

I am not sure I am understanding you. I was just instructing you to make the change in your formula, i.e.

[COLOR=#333333]=HVIT([/COLOR][COLOR=#ff0000]C9>=1[/COLOR][COLOR=#333333];"";D9/0,6)[/COLOR]

If that does not answer your question, because I cannot see your image, you are going to need to do your best to explain what you have and what it is you are now trying to do.

 

[MetrOslo]

You can check the image here:

https://pasteboard.co/Hbzgi2C.png
and
https://pasteboard.co/Hbzgvcl.png

Picture one "Hbzgi2C.png" is using the old code.
Picture two "Hbzgvcl.png" is using the new code. And it works. But on line 9 you can see that the value of column G shows #VERDI ! because now F9 is empty... Column G needs the value of F to calculate the total price...

 

[Joe4]

Unfortunately, the same security policy at my workplace that blocks those images also blocks image and file sharing sites. So I cannot see those either.
Can you tell me what the formula you have in G9 is?