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chris w

INDEX, user input?
 
I have an INDEX look up an item and put in a corosponding price. I would
like to have one item in the lookup to be able to have the user input a price
without wiping out the formula. Is it possible?
example
A-------B
shoe---5
sock---3
smell--allow input

Dave R.

The formula in the cell would have to be wiped out if there's something
being written over it. You can always use 2 columns though; one that the
user is free to mess with, and one that the user may not know about (or know
enough about not to mess with it, or lock the contents of them), and when
you are going to do calculations, you can use the protected column contents.

"chris w" wrote in message
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I have an INDEX look up an item and put in a corosponding price. I would
like to have one item in the lookup to be able to have the user input a

price
without wiping out the formula. Is it possible?
example
A-------B
shoe---5
sock---3
smell--allow input




Frank Kabel

Hi
no this is not possible. You can't have a formula and a manual entered value
in the same cell

--
Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

chris w wrote:
I have an INDEX look up an item and put in a corosponding price. I
would like to have one item in the lookup to be able to have the user
input a price without wiping out the formula. Is it possible?
example
A-------B
shoe---5
sock---3
smell--allow input




chris w

I thought that would be the case. Guess Ill add another non-INDEX line on
the quote sheet.

thank you,

"Frank Kabel" wrote:

Hi
no this is not possible. You can't have a formula and a manual entered value
in the same cell

--
Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

chris w wrote:
I have an INDEX look up an item and put in a corosponding price. I
would like to have one item in the lookup to be able to have the user
input a price without wiping out the formula. Is it possible?
example
A-------B
shoe---5
sock---3
smell--allow input






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