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On the first cell (the cell where the data is input) you could use Data Validation.
To do this (in Excel 2007): - Select the cell that the value is input into - On the Data toolbar, select Data Validation - On the Settings tab, enter Allow: Whole Number, Data: less than, Maximum: 5000 - On the Error Alert tab, enter the error message you want to appear when a value greater than 5000 is entered. Now that it is impossible to enter a value greater than 5000, there is no need to display anything on the second sheet as the value will never go over 5000. If you would prefer Conditional Formatting however, I am happy to give an example of this instead. |
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