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How can you restrict a user from entering a value above 100 in a spreadsheet?
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Look at Data-Validation. Whole Number, less than or equal to, 100
HTH, Paul "Caroline" wrote in message ... How can you restrict a user from entering a value above 100 in a spreadsheet? |
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"PCLIVE" wrote...
Look at Data-Validation. Whole Number, less than or equal to, 100 .... Note that data validation is easily defeated. Copy the text 123456 in, say, this newsgroup post, switch to Excel, and paste it into a cell with this data validation rule. Excel will accept it without complaint. For cleverer users, there's no way to prevent changing formula values, e.g., =10+(NOW()--"2008-02-25 13:02")*1e300 Excel's data validation is weak. It can be dangerous to rely on it exclusively. It's almost always better for formulas that use any user entries to check those entries for validity, and return errors when user entries are invalid. |
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