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I'm currently upgrading my company's travel expense report. As a rule, I
require all employees to provide name(s) and topic of discussion when entertaining a customer/co-worker. Well, this rule is often violated requiring me to follow-up with the employee to obtain the necessary info. Is there such a macro (i.e., msgbox) that would automatically request for this info immediately after the user populates a particular cell? In other words, let's say the user enters $50.00 in a cell that corresponds to the row for "Customer Entertainment Expenses". I'd like for some sort of questionairre to pop-up that requires the user to complete before they can continue. Moreover, I'd like for his answers to pop-up on different section of the worksheet. If the user leaves blank, the amount is rejected. Tall order, huh!? |