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Worked perfectly!!
Thanks so much T "JP" wrote: Here is one way. 1. Click FormatConditional Formatting on the menu bar 2. Choose "Formula Is" and paste this in the formula box: =SEARCH("@",A1,1)0 3. Click "Pattern" and choose whatever color you want This simply does an unintelligent search of A1 to see if contains the "@" character. You could also use this in the DataValidation box for the same effect. HTH, JP On Jan 17, 12:23 pm, Theo wrote: I want to be sure that the entry into a cell is an email address - is there a way to ensure that at least one character (any character) is an at sign (@). Any ideas appreciated!!!! |
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