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I have a worksheet where the costumer types in data. The data is later
used for data validation as a list. My big problem is, that data validation based on a list is not Case sensetive. This means data can be added that is not exactly the same case "Yes" <"yes", etc. The applied data data is exported to another program, that is case sensetive. Using upper case is not an option. I need to control that the user only types in exact valid data. Any ideas? |
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