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Another Custom Format
I recently posted a question here about a custom format, and the
response worked great. Now i have another similar question. Using XL2003, I need a validation list simialr to the example below: A Less than 5 F Less than 10 K Less than 50 etc etc I would like the validation dropdown list to show, for example, "A Less than 5", but after the selection is made, to only show "A" in the cell. I can make it work when "A" is a number, for example 1, using the format General" Less than 5". But that does not work if the 1 is replaced by A. I have tried without success to accomplish this. Is it possible? How? Thanks for all your help! Tonso |
Another Custom Format
Hi,
You are mixing numbers and letters, if you condition is <5 it will not work if you enter a letter, provide an example of what you need, thanks "Tonso" wrote: I recently posted a question here about a custom format, and the response worked great. Now i have another similar question. Using XL2003, I need a validation list simialr to the example below: A Less than 5 F Less than 10 K Less than 50 etc etc I would like the validation dropdown list to show, for example, "A Less than 5", but after the selection is made, to only show "A" in the cell. I can make it work when "A" is a number, for example 1, using the format General" Less than 5". But that does not work if the 1 is replaced by A. I have tried without success to accomplish this. Is it possible? How? Thanks for all your help! Tonso . |
Another Custom Format
Formats work only on numbers. Text cannot be formatted. You will need to use
a formula to do what you want. Regards, Fred "Tonso" wrote in message ... I recently posted a question here about a custom format, and the response worked great. Now i have another similar question. Using XL2003, I need a validation list simialr to the example below: A Less than 5 F Less than 10 K Less than 50 etc etc I would like the validation dropdown list to show, for example, "A Less than 5", but after the selection is made, to only show "A" in the cell. I can make it work when "A" is a number, for example 1, using the format General" Less than 5". But that does not work if the 1 is replaced by A. I have tried without success to accomplish this. Is it possible? How? Thanks for all your help! Tonso |
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