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![]() If you really want to make it fool proof then I would use data validation and conditional formatting. For data validation first select all the QTY cells in column F, then go to data validation, in the "Allow" menu select "Custom" and in the formula box type: =ISNUMBER(F16) where F16 is the first cell in the selection, next click on the "Error Alert" tab and leave a message for the user explaining that no text is allowed, this message will appear whenever someone tries to enter text in the cell. For conditional formatting I would do something like this, select all the QTY cells again and go to Format/Condtional Formatting, in the drop down menu you have "Formula is" and "Cell value is", select "Fomula is" and type =ISNUMBER(D16) click on format and choose a color for the background, that way whenever a price appears in D16 F16 will be highlighted drawing the attention of the user to that cell. That in conjunction with your formula should make it easier for the user. HTH Jean-Guy -- pinmaster ------------------------------------------------------------------------ pinmaster's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=6261 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=508628 |
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