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Given a column that is named "Type" (G1:G50), I tried to enter a validation
rule that does not allow "ULT" to be entered, I tried <"ULT" but that doesn't work also tried =if(g1<"ULT","") and that doesn't work. I would ultimately like to have 5 phrases that would not be allowed. Am I restricted to using VBA? I'm just trying to find the easiest way without alot of code. Any help would be appreciated.... Thanks Ambassador |
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