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Instruct user to employ the Tab key to move from A to B then hit Enter key when leaving B Q2 Perhaps you have disabled "show error alert etc" Additional information...............You misunderstand the purpose of "ignore blanks" Blank Cells in Source List If the source list is a named range that contains blank cells, users may be able to type any entry, without receiving an error message. You say you have no blanks but I would suggest you re-enable "Ignore Blanks" Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 7 Aug 2009 08:22:02 -0700, psychobug wrote: I've created a survey for teachers to complete on each one of their students. It has 14 items. Student's name is in column A, item 1 in column B, item 2 in column C, etc. When the teacher. I have the cursor moving from left to right. When the teacher enters a value for item 14 I want the cursor to automatically go back to the next row in column A. How? I haven't a clue. I've used validation to force a response of 0, 1, 2 or 3. I've made sure my source list doesn't include blank/empty cells. I do not want the teachers to be able to leave blanks. I've uncheck "ignore blanks". I've locked cells I want locked and made sure the cells the teachers will enter the data in are unlocked. I've protected the sheet. When I test the validation it allows blank/empty cells. What have I done wrong? |
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