Validate entry based on another cell value
a gorella that reaches out of the screen and shakes the user
I like that idea!
Thanks for the feedback!
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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP
"Dearoledad" wrote in message
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Thanks, Biff. It worked perfectly. As for a user not entering anything, I
have devised a gorella that reaches out of the screen and shakes the user
if
they skip the field when they should be entering data.
Thanks again.
"T. Valko" wrote:
One thing to note, you can't force a user to either leave a cell empty or
enter something. There are little things you can do to try to coax them
to
follow those rules but in the end the user has all the power. ( the
ON/OFF
switch!)
So, try this:
Select cell B1
Goto the menu DataValidation
AllowCustom
Formula:
=AND(COUNT(A1),A10,OR(B1="N",B1="E"))
Uncheck the "Ignore blank" checkbox.
If you want custom messages to appear select the Input Message and/or
Error
Alert tabs and fill in the info.
OK out
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Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP
"Dearoledad" wrote in message
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How do I set up validation of data entry in cell B1 depending on the
value
entered in cell A1? Valid entries for B1 are - blank if A1 < 1 or N or
E
if
column A1 zero.
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