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Cell Restrictions still
I need to find a way to keep users from entering the formula (=TODAY())
in a cell that requires today's date. Cell validation doesn't work because the formula produces a result within the accepted range. Is the anyway to "turn off" formulas in a cell? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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Cell Restrictions still
You can make the formula conditional with an if statement so that it only
works for its intended purpose, or you can delete it. "SmartyPants" wrote: I need to find a way to keep users from entering the formula (=TODAY()) in a cell that requires today's date. Cell validation doesn't work because the formula produces a result within the accepted range. Is the anyway to "turn off" formulas in a cell? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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See the suggestion in your original thread - why keep posting the same
question over and over. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "SmartyPants" wrote: I need to find a way to keep users from entering the formula (=TODAY()) in a cell that requires today's date. Cell validation doesn't work because the formula produces a result within the accepted range. Is the anyway to "turn off" formulas in a cell? Any help would be greatly appreciated. |
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