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Excel 2000 Conditional Data Entry
I have a large costing spreadsheet, and I want to be able to prevent people
from typing in cells that aren't appropriate. This has to depend on whether a particular word in entered into another column. So if column A had 'Forecast' entered into it, the user shouldn't be able to enter anything into Columns G and H. But if any other value is entered into the cell, they should be able to enter data into G and H, but not F. Is this possible with my version? |
Excel 2000 Conditional Data Entry
You can look at Data = Validation and see if you can't emplace these
conditions. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "HLS" wrote: I have a large costing spreadsheet, and I want to be able to prevent people from typing in cells that aren't appropriate. This has to depend on whether a particular word in entered into another column. So if column A had 'Forecast' entered into it, the user shouldn't be able to enter anything into Columns G and H. But if any other value is entered into the cell, they should be able to enter data into G and H, but not F. Is this possible with my version? |
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