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List of validation codes
I want to allow entries that are in the form DR9090, where the D can be
replaced by any letter, the R must always be an R and the other four must be digits (not spaces) and all six are required (In access the input mask equivalent is L"R"0000). In older versions of Excel (I use 2003) there used to be a list of codes (e.g. #, ? etc) and what they mean, but i can't find it in this version. I am not able to download example files because of internet permissions, but I'd really like to know if there's a list somewhere of all the available codes that i could use, and if not, what the formula should be for this particular validation. I will need to do the same to mirror the Access input mask LL??"-"000 thanks! |
List of validation codes
B,
I believe you are looking for 'Character Codes'. In Excel 97 vba help that is what they are called. In XL 2002 you must look for 'Character Set' in vba help. Try that in XL2003 (or some variation of it) If you are not writing code then use the Char function for numbers 1 to 255 to get your list.... =CHAR(65) Displays the 65 character in the set (A) Jim Cone San Francisco, USA http://www.realezsites.com/bus/primitivesoftware "Bobbin" wrote in message I want to allow entries that are in the form DR9090, where the D can be replaced by any letter, the R must always be an R and the other four must be digits (not spaces) and all six are required (In access the input mask equivalent is L"R"0000). In older versions of Excel (I use 2003) there used to be a list of codes (e.g. #, ? etc) and what they mean, but i can't find it in this version. I am not able to download example files because of internet permissions, but I'd really like to know if there's a list somewhere of all the available codes that i could use, and if not, what the formula should be for this particular validation. I will need to do the same to mirror the Access input mask LL??"-"000 thanks! |
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