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value-driven message in excel e.g., "warning!"
I want to know how to create an excel response such that if someone manually
enters in a value that is too high, an automatic response...perhaps in pop up icon with only the "OK" button....is immediately excel response. I have not created macros before. |
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value-driven message in excel e.g., "warning!"
The DataValidation menu will allow you to do that
Look in Help for details and examples -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Mr. Walker" <Mr. wrote in message ... I want to know how to create an excel response such that if someone manually enters in a value that is too high, an automatic response...perhaps in pop up icon with only the "OK" button....is immediately excel response. I have not created macros before. |
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