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Using If and Validation to turn a cell on one way or another
You would have to set up a Worksheet_Change macro so that when the adjacent
cell is changed, validation is set up. Hard to explain further without details. Example: If Range("B1") = 0 Then Range("A1").Validation.Delete Else Range("A1").Validation.Add Type:=xlValidateList, Formula1:="1,2,3" End If -- Vasant "ghawk" wrote in message ... I have a Cell that I would like to setup to us an IF statement or a variable. I am trying to set this cell up that IF True it will work from a List Box, but if False it will allow me to type in General Text or numbers. I can set it up for one or the other currently, but need it to do both depending on what is in the cell next to it. |
Using If and Validation to turn a cell on one way or another
I have created a simple example file of what I am trying to accomplish see
the attached file, or please email me at and I will send the file. "Vasant Nanavati" wrote: You would have to set up a Worksheet_Change macro so that when the adjacent cell is changed, validation is set up. Hard to explain further without details. Example: If Range("B1") = 0 Then Range("A1").Validation.Delete Else Range("A1").Validation.Add Type:=xlValidateList, Formula1:="1,2,3" End If -- Vasant "ghawk" wrote in message ... I have a Cell that I would like to setup to us an IF statement or a variable. I am trying to set this cell up that IF True it will work from a List Box, but if False it will allow me to type in General Text or numbers. I can set it up for one or the other currently, but need it to do both depending on what is in the cell next to it. |
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