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I want users to enter an explanation of cost variances if they exist in a
Note box. Currently I force this by checking the length of text input into this box (say B10) if the cost variance (say in A1) exceeds a certain amount. But is it possible to disallow from input if the text is a continuous string of the same character eg xxxxxx or AAAAAA. Some employees have worked it out that the Text box only requires a minimum of 10 characters in length so they just enter xxxxx (10 times) etc Thanks |
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