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Is there a way to do the following without using VBA:
If a user manually enters a value in a cell (not a list), I would like to compare this value against a value in another column - and be able to display a warning message if the criteria is not as expected. For instance, if a value is entered in column A, then column B and C should not contain any values - as this impacts connecting formulas. I could just blank out this information - but this would impact the other calcs. Therefore, I want to display a message to ensure the user is making the right entries. |
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MLK --
After you select the input cell, do the following: Click DataValidation. On the 'Settings' tab, click Allow: List, and then select the range of cells containing your acceptable entries. HTH "MLK" wrote: Is there a way to do the following without using VBA: If a user manually enters a value in a cell (not a list), I would like to compare this value against a value in another column - and be able to display a warning message if the criteria is not as expected. For instance, if a value is entered in column A, then column B and C should not contain any values - as this impacts connecting formulas. I could just blank out this information - but this would impact the other calcs. Therefore, I want to display a message to ensure the user is making the right entries. |
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Great! Thank you.
"pdberger" wrote: MLK -- After you select the input cell, do the following: Click DataValidation. On the 'Settings' tab, click Allow: List, and then select the range of cells containing your acceptable entries. HTH "MLK" wrote: Is there a way to do the following without using VBA: If a user manually enters a value in a cell (not a list), I would like to compare this value against a value in another column - and be able to display a warning message if the criteria is not as expected. For instance, if a value is entered in column A, then column B and C should not contain any values - as this impacts connecting formulas. I could just blank out this information - but this would impact the other calcs. Therefore, I want to display a message to ensure the user is making the right entries. |
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