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I want to set up a custom validation rule for a group of cells so that if the
value of the cell immediately to the left is "Y", nothing can be entered. Let's say I want this rule in cells J10:J100. So I highlight that range, go to data--validation, set it to custom and put the formula =or(i10<"Y",j10="") in. I hit ok, and check the validation in cell J10 and now it says =OR(S65425<"Y",T65425="") (!) The obvious workaround is to now go and highlight JUST J10, go to data--validation, set it to custom, check the little box that says "apply these changes to all other cells with the same settings", and fix the validation formula. But is there an easier way to make sure the relative references come out ok? |
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