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I have an application where a row is designed to allow a user to put in various product requirements for a product. Column B difines the product code. Because this must be a unique record, a product code can only be used once in the spreadsheet. I'm looking for a way to check for duplicate product codes, and if a duplicate es entered (E.g.: cell B100), Excel would jump to the existing product code (E.g.: B5) to allow further entries within the row
Any ideas Thanks in advance for your help. |
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