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Dear Ron & Paul
Many thanks for the suggestions. Sorted now using the non-case-sensitive option. -- Ian -- "IanC" wrote in message ... Is it possible to set up data validation to allow only numbers greater than or equal to zero OR text equal to n/a. I have check sheets for machine maintenance with specific tests listed and cells formatted to accept results. These results are numeric (=0) but there are some machines without certain options fitted so some checks are not relevant. I would like to allow the user to enter n/a in these cells if the check is not required. Any ideas? -- Ian -- |
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