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My column headings a
A = Description B = 1st Half C = 2nd half D = total year in cells B10 and C10 the user is to enter the "calendarization" %, i.e., the % of total sales that occur in the first and second half of the year. Because it is redundant, I have NOT aggregated the total in cell D10. I want to display a visual warning if the % entered in B10 and C10 exceed 100%. For now, I have planted an "error" message in the unused cell D10 which is remains as long as the total does not exceed 100% but which appears, through Conditional Formatting, in bold red lettering if the total exceeds 100%. Is there any other way to display such an error message, through Validation or VBA? |
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