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I have cell validation in cells E11, E12, & E13.
I would like to make this if statement --- if E11 = "None" then E12 and E13 default to "N/A". Possibly there is a better method than an "if statement". Can this be done (and how) and keep the current cell validation? Thanks |
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Can't default them to N/A that I know of, but you can force input of N/A
with a formula of =AND($E$11="None", E12="N/A") in E12 -- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Hank" wrote in message .. . I have cell validation in cells E11, E12, & E13. I would like to make this if statement --- if E11 = "None" then E12 and E13 default to "N/A". Possibly there is a better method than an "if statement". Can this be done (and how) and keep the current cell validation? Thanks |
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