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creating Yes,No
i have a column on my sheet and i have been asked to confine entries to that
column as yes or no, it could also be tardy or absent, any idea of how am to do this. |
creating Yes,No
Use a Data Validation pull-down
-- Gary''s Student - gsnu200812 "Amin" wrote: i have a column on my sheet and i have been asked to confine entries to that column as yes or no, it could also be tardy or absent, any idea of how am to do this. |
creating Yes,No
Hi,
A little more detail - 1. Select the range you want to control (I will assume B1:B100) 2. Choose Data, Validation, 3. From the Allow list pick Custom 4. In the Formula area enter the following: =OR(B1="Yes",B1="No",B1="Tardy",B1="Absent") ====== 0. Enter the possible choices in a range, (here I will use D1:D4) 1 and 2 as above. 3b. From the Allow list pick List 4a. In the Source box enter =$D$1:$D$4 You could also type the list into the Source box but that is a less efficient method. In fact this second method is the method of choice. -- Thanks, Shane Devenshire "Amin" wrote: i have a column on my sheet and i have been asked to confine entries to that column as yes or no, it could also be tardy or absent, any idea of how am to do this. |
creating Yes,No
Another one using data validaion
Select the range of cells where you want to restrict the input. Goto the menu DataValidation Allow: List As the Source, type in the allowable entries separated by a comma: Yes,No,Tardy,Absent Uncheck: In-cell dropdown OK -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Amin" wrote in message ... i have a column on my sheet and i have been asked to confine entries to that column as yes or no, it could also be tardy or absent, any idea of how am to do this. |
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