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User opens a workbook/worksheet with a cell (merged cells, A1:A6) blank
What code would I use to prevent the user from exiting the workshee
with the cell blank? A close without saving would be legal.

I am using data validation to insure entered values are

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Don, Thanks for your reply, but I don't understand it. Phil


Don Guillett wrote:
*Have a look in ThisWorkbook module for before_close

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What code would I use to prevent the user from exiting the

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I am using data validation to insure entered values are 0


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