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Can a validation be carried out on a dependent i.e on a function in a cell
e.g =sum(A1..A2), so that it cannot exceed say 100. Thanks. |
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![]() "nc" wrote: Can a validation be carried out on a dependent i.e on a function in a cell e.g =sum(A1..A2), so that it cannot exceed say 100. Thanks. Hi Something like this; =IF(SUM(A1:A2)<=100,SUM(A1:A2),"Must Not Exceed 100") Regards Peter |
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Dear Billy
Thanks for your suggestion. What about using the Data validation process within Excel 2003. Thanks. NC "Billy Liddel" wrote: "nc" wrote: Can a validation be carried out on a dependent i.e on a function in a cell e.g =sum(A1..A2), so that it cannot exceed say 100. Thanks. Hi Something like this; =IF(SUM(A1:A2)<=100,SUM(A1:A2),"Must Not Exceed 100") Regards Peter |
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Is your requirement to enter a value in say B1 and that value to be less than
SUM(A1:A2)? If so, DV for B1: Custom==Formula is: =B1<SUM(A1:A2) HTH "nc" wrote: Dear Billy Thanks for your suggestion. What about using the Data validation process within Excel 2003. Thanks. NC "Billy Liddel" wrote: "nc" wrote: Can a validation be carried out on a dependent i.e on a function in a cell e.g =sum(A1..A2), so that it cannot exceed say 100. Thanks. Hi Something like this; =IF(SUM(A1:A2)<=100,SUM(A1:A2),"Must Not Exceed 100") Regards Peter |
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My requirement is to have the function =SUM(A1:A2) in cell say A3 and this
cell cannot be greater than 100. I would prefer to use the data validation method if possible. "Toppers" wrote: Is your requirement to enter a value in say B1 and that value to be less than SUM(A1:A2)? If so, DV for B1: Custom==Formula is: =B1<SUM(A1:A2) HTH "nc" wrote: Dear Billy Thanks for your suggestion. What about using the Data validation process within Excel 2003. Thanks. NC "Billy Liddel" wrote: "nc" wrote: Can a validation be carried out on a dependent i.e on a function in a cell e.g =sum(A1..A2), so that it cannot exceed say 100. Thanks. Hi Something like this; =IF(SUM(A1:A2)<=100,SUM(A1:A2),"Must Not Exceed 100") Regards Peter |
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Select A1 & A2 and use this Validation scheme:
Allow: Custom Formua: =$A$3<=100 In article , nc wrote: My requirement is to have the function =SUM(A1:A2) in cell say A3 and this cell cannot be greater than 100. I would prefer to use the data validation method if possible. |
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Hi,
Excel -- Data Validation -- Create Dependent Lists. Use this URL: http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html Challa Prabhu "nc" wrote: Can a validation be carried out on a dependent i.e on a function in a cell e.g =sum(A1..A2), so that it cannot exceed say 100. Thanks. |
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