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Thank you! The first one worked:) but the thing is I need to make sure from
all sheet. So I tried the second option. I renamed the second sheet as Comma, like you did. Then I came to my first sheet and selected a range to test(A1:A2 + B1:B2). then tried your formula =ISERROR(FIND(Comma,A1)) which ended with an error saying; "A named range you specified cannot be found." :( "ShaneDevenshire" wrote: Hi again, If you want to apply this to the entire sheet, move to another sheet and enter a comma in a cell. Then name the cell. In my example I named the cell comma. Now move back to the sheet you want to restrict. Select the entire sheet and enter the following formula in the Data Validation, Custom: =ISERROR(FIND(Comma,A1)) -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire "mns" wrote: Hi, I want to make a rule for a sheet which gives an alert when a user enters "," comma in the cell while typing 12,34. I tried Data Varification part couldnt figure out how to make this happen. If anyone knows how to restrict spesific character I would be happy to hear it. Thanx |
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