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Bob Phillips
 
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Default validation from two columns

Ah, I see.

No you can't do that, the best you can do is concatenate them in another
column and referee to that.

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"Jessica" wrote in message
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Try to adapt this function:

=IF(and(L42L43,L430),TRUE,FALSE)

"Christopher Gilbert" wrote:

does anyone know how to use validation to look at two columns at the

same
time ?
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