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I have created a spreadsheet using vlookup & I now need to amend some of the
information in the range of data, however, when I try to change this I get
error message "The value you have entered is not valid. A user has restricted
values that can be entered into this cell" Please can you advise how I can do
this. Thanks
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That sounds like Data Validation. Select the cell, go into DataValidation
and either remove it or amend it.

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I have created a spreadsheet using vlookup & I now need to amend some of

the
information in the range of data, however, when I try to change this I get
error message "The value you have entered is not valid. A user has

restricted
values that can be entered into this cell" Please can you advise how I can

do
this. Thanks



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