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Data Validation
I want to validate a cell that it must have an 8-digit number put in it---no
shorter, no longer. No matter how I validate the cell it won't work unless I select "text length". This is not to be text! It's supposed to be an 8-digit number! What gives? How does one validate this cell to restrict it to just that? How can something so simple be so contrary? |
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