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I have data validation in cell A8 so that the user can only enter a string of
numbers six or seven digits long. Here is what I need to do: If the user enters a string not equal to 6 or 7 digits, display the standard "Stop" dialog box with a custom message so that they can fix it. If the user enters a string equal to 7 digits, display the standard warning message dialog box with a custom message and the standard options of Yes, No, or Cancel. If the user enters a string equal to 6 digits, do nothing. Any and all help is greatly appreciated. Thanks Jeff |
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