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You should have told us what the condition is.
This will allow only No in B1 if the logical test is TRUE. If the logical test is FALSE then it will allow only Yes or No. =IF(logical_test,B1="No",OR(B1="Yes",B1="No")) -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Bob Myers" wrote in message ... I'm looking for a custom formula for data validation in a cell. The user is to be allowed to enter either Yes or No in accordance with the following logic: If (True, "No", Or("Yes", "No")) {If a condition is True, he can't do it; otherwise, he has a choice.} Respectfully submitted, Bob Myers |
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