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"gthawkster" wrote...
I would like to use a column to identity each row in a list as a separate item #. I can't have duplicates in this column and would like the program to prevent someone from entering an ID# in twice. Any ideas? How exactly is your workbook used by these other users? What sort of ID #s are they entering? Are your users assigning these ID #s themselves? If so, computers are MUCH, MUCH BETTER at generating unique ID #s or serial #s than humans, so it may be better to have the workbook generate these #s. |
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