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In a worksheet, the user may assess intermediate target achievement in
cells I26:I27:I28 and final target achievement in cells I36:I37:I38 as follows - target on track respectively target achievement exceeded - target achievement unclear respectively target achievement almost complete - target not reachable respectively target not achieved For each cell the user may declare his judgement by entering an "x". How can I manage that, similar to conditional formatting, he or she is only allowed to enter one "x" in the respective range? Thus, if I enter an "x" in cell I26, the other cells I27:I28 must remain blank (and same procedure for the range I36:I38). Many thanks for any suggestions |
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