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Yeah, would be nice if macros were allowed... Until that lovely day I suppose
we have to rely on the rather limited validation functionality that we've got. Exactly how complicated is your validation? Is it still worth a try to hack it together in the standard Excel formula language? Any pseudo-code or VBA code available perhaps? And although I'm sure you've been hunting high and low for info on validation, here's a link with plenty of links that may be interesting: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/validation.htm Cheers, /MP "Guy Normandeau" wrote: I have too much validation to do on each cell. If I could use a custom function insite thd validation, the the whole problem would be solved. ei: '=MyFunction()' Whenever I try to add this type of validation, Excel complains. "Mat P:son" wrote: Hmmm, seems a little bit awkward to try to rollback a change that has already happened. Is it somehow problematic in your particular situation to use the normal data validation feature of Excel? If you can use it, it'll probably be teh easiest solution (you can also control data validation for a Range object programmatically, c.f., the Validation object) Cheers, /MP "Guy Normandeau" wrote: I'm in the process of creating a validation function using the change event. Is there a way that I can use VBA to revert the value in a cell or group of cells the their original values if I find that the validation failed? |
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