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Hi,
I have a bunch of fields that I have validation on but there are two fields that are so similar that I am having a problem trying to get them to be uniquely validated. both can only be 8 characters long but the first three characters are letters and the last five are numbers. Range G5 needs to be validated to be between ASA00000 & ASA99999. Range G30 needs to be validated to be between AST00000 & AST99999. If I use the "Text Length" validation type then the numbers can be swapped. I can't use the "Whole Number" validation because of the first three characters. Is there a way to make a formula by using the "Custom" validation that would work? Thanks In Advance, Rob |
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