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I have a cell that I would like the user to be able to enter text into only
if another cell contains the word "MDF". I would like to do this with validation. Here is what I have tried: =IF(COUNTIF(C5,"*MDF*")0,0,€œ €œ) I would like the formula to do nothing if the word "MDF" is in C5, if not I want it to clear the cell thus the blank space. Any suggestions? Thanks, Kevin |
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