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Jay
I'm trying to use data validation to limit the range of input for a cell.
I need the user to be able to only enter a number between -10 and 10,
with the option of being able to use one decimal place. However, I don't
want it to be possible to enter a number with the percent symbol, so 5%
would be invalid.
I can get the 'no % symbol' rule to work if I use a validation criteria
of whole number (and minimum -10, maximum 10). However if I use a
validation criteria of 'decimal' (to allow the one decimal place input
which I want) this then allows % symbols to be used, so 5% would be a
valid entry?
Can anyone advise how I can do this? Ideally without VBA.
• Input range -10 to 10
• Decmimals allowed (not necessairily limited to one decimal place)
• Must be just a number - no % symbol
Any help greatly appreciated.
-Jay-
I need the user to be able to only enter a number between -10 and 10,
with the option of being able to use one decimal place. However, I don't
want it to be possible to enter a number with the percent symbol, so 5%
would be invalid.
I can get the 'no % symbol' rule to work if I use a validation criteria
of whole number (and minimum -10, maximum 10). However if I use a
validation criteria of 'decimal' (to allow the one decimal place input
which I want) this then allows % symbols to be used, so 5% would be a
valid entry?
Can anyone advise how I can do this? Ideally without VBA.
• Input range -10 to 10
• Decmimals allowed (not necessairily limited to one decimal place)
• Must be just a number - no % symbol
Any help greatly appreciated.
-Jay-