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I have a worksheet that has a section of columns called Outcome. The Outcome
row section cannot exceed one (1). Basically the operator can only choose one of five cells to enter a value not exceeding one(1). What can I use to accomplish this? I tried using Data Validation and it only seems to work for one cell only. |
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