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I am creating an order form in which I have cells that are used to enter a
certain quantity of pencils. The pencils must be ordered in multiples of 12. How can I use Data Validation to check if the ordered quantity is always a multiple of 12? Thanks, JM |
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Hi,
Select those cells (say a1 - a100) then use data validation formula =MOD(A1,12)=0 Mike "JMM" wrote: I am creating an order form in which I have cells that are used to enter a certain quantity of pencils. The pencils must be ordered in multiples of 12. How can I use Data Validation to check if the ordered quantity is always a multiple of 12? Thanks, JM |
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That was exactly the formula I was looking for. Thank you so much!
"Mike H" wrote in message ... Hi, Select those cells (say a1 - a100) then use data validation formula =MOD(A1,12)=0 Mike "JMM" wrote: I am creating an order form in which I have cells that are used to enter a certain quantity of pencils. The pencils must be ordered in multiples of 12. How can I use Data Validation to check if the ordered quantity is always a multiple of 12? Thanks, JM |
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You've gotten an accurate answer, but for the convenience of your users,
why don't you just let them order by the dozen (i.e, 1,2..., instead of 12,24...) ? In article , "JMM" wrote: I am creating an order form in which I have cells that are used to enter a certain quantity of pencils. The pencils must be ordered in multiples of 12. How can I use Data Validation to check if the ordered quantity is always a multiple of 12? |
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That's because of how our system was set up. I agree with you that it would
be easier to order units instead of pieces. "JE McGimpsey" wrote in message ... You've gotten an accurate answer, but for the convenience of your users, why don't you just let them order by the dozen (i.e, 1,2..., instead of 12,24...) ? In article , "JMM" wrote: I am creating an order form in which I have cells that are used to enter a certain quantity of pencils. The pencils must be ordered in multiples of 12. How can I use Data Validation to check if the ordered quantity is always a multiple of 12? |
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Hi JM,
You can use Data Validation in Excel to check if the ordered quantity is always a multiple of 12. Here are the steps:
Now, whenever someone enters a quantity in the selected cell(s), Excel will check if it is a multiple of 12. If it is not, an error message will appear.
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