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Use Custom data validation... This checks Cells B2:C2 to ensure that they
equal 100 =NOT(AND(COUNT($B2:$C2)1, SUM($B2:$C2)<100)) The count is there to only validate if both cells are filled in. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Mike" wrote: Thanks Jim, Done that but one problem.... I want the error message to come up if it does not = 100. This is generated from two other cells (a formula). ie 30 + 60 do not = 100 so i want the error to come up then. How can i make this work? I know i could just higlight the cell in conditional formatting but i need it to be more obvious Thanks "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: On your menu bar you will find Data - Validation This allows you to validate the data enetered in a cell and dispay an error / alert message if it does not meet certain standards. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Mike" wrote: Im looking at setting up a worksheet and want some error messages to appear if operators but incorrect information. Please help?! Mike |
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