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Hi,

It depends upon what is the type of validation you want. For example if you are only looking for a message. You can write a simple formula that compares the two total cells and return an error message. But this wouldn't stop the user from making the mistake.

If you want the user to not proceed until the two totals match you can use a VBA code and attach it to the Worksheet_Change event. Not sure if you can do this yourself. If you need my assistance for the VBA code, please let me know.

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Prashant
thanks for the reply.I want the user to not proceed until the two totals match .of course i am not able to do it. kindly help with the VBA code.and give me detailed instructions as how to use it in the said excel sheet.
 
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