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How do I get excell to indicate when a number is out of a set ran.
I am trying to set up a spreadsheet which will indicate when the numbers
plugged into the text boxes are outside of a set range. For example, the range for a certain set of numbers needs to be 5-30, and the number which I enter in is 33, is there a way to set up the spreadsheet to indicate that the number is not in that 5-30 range without my having to go back through and physically check? |
Hi Jeff
plugged in the "text boxes" ... do you mean cells, if so, you can use Data / Validation to stop incorrect entry, or "post validate" the cells and circle invalid data using tools / formula auditing / auditing toolbar - circle invalid data if you mean actual text boxes from the control toolbox toolbar you can use code against the textbox1_lostfocus event to check the entry. - right mouse click on the textbox, choose view code to enter the code, e.g Private Sub TextBox1_LostFocus() If TextBox1.Value 30 Or TextBox1.Value < 5 Then MsgBox "wrong" End Sub Hope this helps Cheers JulieD "Jeff Harmon" <Jeff wrote in message ... I am trying to set up a spreadsheet which will indicate when the numbers plugged into the text boxes are outside of a set range. For example, the range for a certain set of numbers needs to be 5-30, and the number which I enter in is 33, is there a way to set up the spreadsheet to indicate that the number is not in that 5-30 range without my having to go back through and physically check? |
You cound use data|validation, select custom and add the formula
=AND(A14,A1<31) Lanceb "Jeff Harmon" wrote: I am trying to set up a spreadsheet which will indicate when the numbers plugged into the text boxes are outside of a set range. For example, the range for a certain set of numbers needs to be 5-30, and the number which I enter in is 33, is there a way to set up the spreadsheet to indicate that the number is not in that 5-30 range without my having to go back through and physically check? |
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