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I was wondering if anyone knows a way to determine which of the "OR"
occurrences triggers the "Error" result. Basically I want to either create a pop-up box (which I know how to do), or change the font color to alert the user to an input mistake. =IF(OR($F$83$F$84,$F$83$G$83,$F$83$F$89,$F$83<$ E$83),"Error","") Thanks FG |
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