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Hi all,
I have two range H100:M100 and H101:M101 and I want to make it exclusive, that means you can input one value into one range and left the other empty.Formula is better in this case I think. Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
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You can do this with Data - Validation - Custom - Formula. My assumption
is that if you have entered a value in one range then the other range should be locked? If so then for the ranges use the following formulas... Highlight H100:M100 then select Data - Validation - Custom - Formula =COUNTA($H$101:$M$101)=0 Highlight H101:M101 then select Data - Validation - Custom - Formula =COUNTA($H$100:$M$100)=0 -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "clara" wrote: Hi all, I have two range H100:M100 and H101:M101 and I want to make it exclusive, that means you can input one value into one range and left the other empty.Formula is better in this case I think. Clara -- thank you so much for your help |
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