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Data Verification Problem
Is there a way to create some sort of masking sheet over a current data sheet
that, when I re-input data, can tell me if there is a discrepancy between the two values. For example, on Data Sheet 1, I have the value 98765, and when re-entering the data, I mistype 11234, Excel can notify me of that problem? This is for the purposes of verifying numberic data that has been entered into a speadsheet. Thanks! |
Data Verification Problem
Select your range (I used A1:L99) on sheet1 and will compare them to the value
on sheet2 (same address) data|Validation formula is: =A1=INDIRECT("sheet2!rc",FALSE) (A1 has to be the activecell) And make the error alert a warning (on that last tab in the data|validation dialog) You may want to use conditional formatting, too. Select the range format|conditional formatting cell value is: not equal to =INDIRECT("sheet2!rc",FALSE) Give it a nice pattern. As soon as there's a difference, it'll change colors. Kristen wrote: Is there a way to create some sort of masking sheet over a current data sheet that, when I re-input data, can tell me if there is a discrepancy between the two values. For example, on Data Sheet 1, I have the value 98765, and when re-entering the data, I mistype 11234, Excel can notify me of that problem? This is for the purposes of verifying numberic data that has been entered into a speadsheet. Thanks! -- Dave Peterson |
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