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Hi. I have been trying to get my head around some formulas and it has been
driving me crazy (yea, one of them beginners, me!!) Basically, I need to add numbers from a range of cells, but do not want the result to exceed a certain value. For example, I want the sum of cells A1, A2, A4, B5 & B6 to be displayed in cell C15, however, if the sum is more than 128, it should pop up with an error box asking the user to re-evaluate the numbers entered in the cells to be calculated. I need to use this to send to my clients to fill in the numbers and send back to me, so I also want to know if it is possible to protect the formulas entered, even if they save it as another file. Any help really, really appreciated. Cheers Ken |
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