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You could use custom data validation. For example:
Select cell C6 Choose DataValidation From the Allow dropdown, choose Custom In the Formula box, type: =IF(B6="Yes",OR(C6="",C6<""),C6<5) Click OK If cell B6 contains the word Yes, you can type anything in cell C6. If cell B6 contains any other value, you can enter a number less than 5 in cell C6. Larry wrote: can I create a validation formula that will allow either a preset value or a user defined value depending upon the value of another cell -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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