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As part of a data entry screen, I have set up a cell to receive a preprinted
request number (always a positive whole number). Any other value with a different format that a user attempts to enter should be rejected as erroneous. Occasionally the user will enter a date from the document into the cell and it is converted to its numeric representation (for example: 6/05/07 = 39238) and is accepted as valid. I have formatted the cell as Number with zero decimals and have attempted to use data validation, all without success. I know there is a probably a simple solution to facilitate this restriction. Any suggestions would be appreciated. |
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