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I created a dropdown list with 20 different options.
If a value that doesn't exist is entered into the cell with the list, an error message appears. This works perfect! My problem is the folowing: If a value that doesn't exist in the list is pasted into the cell that contains the list. The value is displayed in the cell, and no error message occurs. How do I generate an error for this scenario?? Please Help |
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