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Hi,
I like the suggestion to calculate it for the user. However, one other problem might be that the is a decimal error. For example if A1:C1 each contain a formula like =1/4.1 then the actual number in the cells would be 0.24390243902439 regardless of the format of the cells. Then if the format was 2 decimals the user would see .24 three times and assume they needed to enter 1-.72 or .28 of course that would cause the data validation to fail. -- If this helps, please click the Yes button Cheers, Shane Devenshire "SJT" wrote: I have four cells across that must equal 100%. In the fourth cell I have a data validation formula such as =sum(A1:D1)=1. So in this case the validation formula is in D1 and there is an error message that tells the user the sum of the cells is not 100%. All of the cells are formatted for %. However, in the event that the last cell does not get the sum to 100% and I hit retry and insert the proper number I am still getting an error message. It appears to want to put the number in as a general number instead of a percentage. Any thoughts on how I could resolve this? |
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