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Delimiter for Data Validation
Hi,
I have data validation set up on a cell which has my validation criteria set to be a List. Everything is working fine for me except when the data (coming from a database) I am creating the list from has a comma, the list then treats it as a new entry even though its not. Is there a different delimiter you can use in a validation list apart from a comma? Are you able to specify it via code? Cheers, Rick |
Delimiter for Data Validation
I may be wrong, but I believe that the delimiter used by data validation
comes from Windows' Regional Settings and cannot be customized. -- Vasant "Rick De Marco" wrote in message om... Hi, I have data validation set up on a cell which has my validation criteria set to be a List. Everything is working fine for me except when the data (coming from a database) I am creating the list from has a comma, the list then treats it as a new entry even though its not. Is there a different delimiter you can use in a validation list apart from a comma? Are you able to specify it via code? Cheers, Rick |
Delimiter for Data Validation
If you import the data onto a worksheet, you can refer to that range as
the list source. When a cell in the range contains a comma, the entire cell will be treated as one item in the list. Rick De Marco wrote: I have data validation set up on a cell which has my validation criteria set to be a List. Everything is working fine for me except when the data (coming from a database) I am creating the list from has a comma, the list then treats it as a new entry even though its not. Is there a different delimiter you can use in a validation list apart from a comma? Are you able to specify it via code? -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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