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How to verify selected data from drop-down list?
Say I have these set of lists in different cells.
After a user has selected data from each cell, he clicks on a link to check whether or not all selected data are correct. Excel prompts a message for this. It's like answering a Matching Type Quiz. I can use some help on that link too. =) Thanks, |
How to verify selected data from drop-down list?
On Sep 5, 4:14 am, PG wrote:
Say I have these set of lists in different cells. After a user has selected data from each cell, he clicks on a link to check whether or not all selected data are correct. Excel prompts a message for this. It's like answering a Matching Type Quiz. I can use some help on that link too. =) Thanks, Is it a quiz? Because I don't see how Excel is going to know what is correct if the user doesn't. Unless it is a preprogrammed set of questions, like a quiz. Or there's a calculation involved. But assuming the spreadsheet has the answer... You could simply put a message in a nearby cell and use conditional formatting to only show the text if it is correct. Or if it is wrong, whichever works for you. I've done this before by setting font color to white, then conditionally changing it to something else. Or I'm sure someone capable could come up with a VBA program. |
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