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In Excel2000, I have budget templates that different areas fill in. In
one cell, we have them input sales $ and in the cell below thye input profit %. I want to make sure that everytime they enter a sales $ they are forced to enter a profit %. I don't want to put in a formula in the Profit % cell because they then will input over the formula. Here is an example: Jan Sales $ 100 Profit % 8% Sometimes they forget the Profit % and it causes problems, like this: Jan Sales $ 100 Profit % Anyone have any ideas on how I can insure an input? Thanks |
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Hi snax500, One way to ensure input is to have a formula which highlights when the profit percentage hasn't been entered. This can be as "loud" as you choose (using red colour, bold, large font, etc) and disappears when the profit percentage is entered. eg If sales are entered in C3 and Profit percentage is entered in C4, then in say C5 you can enter: =IF(C3="","",IF(C4="","*** Please enter Profit percentage ***","")) Then format C5 with noticeable fonts. snax500 Wrote: Anyone have any ideas on how I can insure an input? -- John James ------------------------------------------------------------------------ John James's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=32690 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=532758 |
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