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Hi,

Can u tell me how to set a column in excel to accept only a specify
number of digits? for example ... i want column A to accept only
numbers in the range 1-100. If 101 is type an error must be displayed

Thanks


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On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 05:00:47 -0500, ashvik
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Hi,

Can u tell me how to set a column in excel to accept only a specify
number of digits? for example ... i want column A to accept only
numbers in the range 1-100. If 101 is type an error must be displayed

Thanks



Use Data Validation and on the 'Settings Tab' pick the 'Whole number'
option and set it to be between 1-100.

In addition and optionally, you can use the 'Input Message' or Error
Alert' tabs to let the user know what values you expect.

Rgds

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