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User must enter something in a range of cells
Thanks to all three of you for responding to my question.
I now know how to answer the student's question and apply this information in the future. Thanks again! Jugglertwo "Dave Peterson" wrote: I've found just putting up a warning in an adjacent cell is enough of a reminder for most people. =if(a1<"","","<-- Please fill in this cell!") Jugglertwo wrote: A student asked this question recently and I couldn't figure it out. We were doing data validation and they asked if there is a way to require that a cell have information entered in it and it can't be left blank. I tried several options but couldn't get it to work. Any suggestions using data validation and/or any other Excel features? Thanks for any suggestions! Jugglertwo -- Dave Peterson |
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