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My worksheet has cells that contain text - Such as 'INF', 'STO', and
'BAC' etc... Some of these cells are merged into as many as 9 cells (vertically). I am trying to prevent the same text being input into the adjacent single or merged cell (which is offset to the right by ONE cell). So, if a merged cell comprises of ("D5:D10") and contains the text 'STO', I want to prevent the user from entering 'STO' in ("E5:E10") etc... The cells can contain other text, but i want to prevent only 'INF', 'STO', and 'BAC' from being input. All other text is OK. The cells are currently populated by a Userform ComboBox1. Can anybody please help? Thanks Mik |
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