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I have a project code in column A formatted as general and the user should be
entering 4 digits dash 3 digits (0001-000). In column B and C the user needs to break out each part of those numbers. In B they need to type 0001 and in C they type 000. I wanted to place a data validation in B that gives the user an error message is the number typed in B do not equal the left 4 characters in A. Same for B with the right 3 characters of A. I've tried a few things but I can't get the formula right. Any ideas? |
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