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I have created a Worksheet which has a number of cells with dropdown lists.
Now I have noticed that when such a cell is unlocked, people can manually type into those cells as well. There is data validation in place which will bounce any input not listed, but I would rather prefer to be ahead of the data validation and only allow people to select the entries in the respective lists. Initially I tried to mess around with various Excel settings (data validation, etc...) and then with VB but I just can't seem to figure out if it's even possible. Is it possible to somehow prevent people from manually entering anything into those cells, forcing them to make a pick from the list in the cell's dropdown box? And if so, how can I do this? |
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