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T. Valko T. Valko is offline
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Default validation - conditional format

You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!

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thanks to you all

have used the custom validation and formula, then copied sheet

regards

T. Valko wrote:
However, you can save a lot of time by grouping all the sheets
together (right-click on a sheet tab, or click on the first sheet,
hold down SHIFT and click on the last sheet tab then release SHIFT)
and then set up the data validation in the cells A1:A23.


Can't apply validation with sheets grouped, at least, not in Excel 2002.

You can apply the validation to one sheet then copy it and paste it to the
remaining grouped sheets.

A1:A23, can only accept, "H","S","Y","N"or "O" and nothing else.


I assume you explicitly mean those uppercase letters.

Select the range A1:A23
Goto DataValidation
Allow: Custom
Formula:

=AND(LEN(A1)=1,COUNT(FIND(A1,"HSYNO")))

OK out

Conditional formatting has got nothing to do with it !! CF allows you
to change the appearance of the cell (bold, italic, underline, colours

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