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I am making an order form template for a customer and I have the template
protected and am using the validation setting if they try to use anything but the current date plus one, i.e. today or tomorrow. But I need Excel to stop and make them enter the date if they leave it blank. I have been unable to figure out how to make it stop and display an error message for a blank cell. I have the "ignore blank" unchecked but it will still allow the user to skip the cell and not ener anything. I know in Access you can setup a field rule to disallow blank entries. Is there a way to do this in Excel. If I use a formula, when they enter data into the cell, it is going to erase the formula. I may need a macro or something else. I am willing to experiment and try just about anything. |
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