When I use the validation function 2 things might happen when incorrect data
is entered and the "cancel" button is selected:
1) the entry is erased and the user has to re-enter the requested
information (acceptable outcome).
2) the entry is adjusted to the first value that would be acceptable an this
entry is tagged to the cell (inacceptable outcome).
In the past only outcome (1) occured, but recently it is a crapshoot;
sometimes option (1) sometimes option (2). Note that only option (1) is the
acceptable outcome.
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I Dave,
deactivates the checkbox to Ignore blank.
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David Markel a écrit :
When I use the validation function 2 things might happen when incorrect data is entered and the "cancel" button is selected:
1) the entry is erased and the user has to re-enter the requested information (acceptable outcome).
2) the entry is adjusted to the first value that would be acceptable an this entry is tagged to the cell (inacceptable outcome).
In the past only outcome (1) occured, but recently it is a crapshoot; sometimes option (1) sometimes option (2). Note that only option (1) is the acceptable outcome.
Thanks, Dave.
I Dave,
deactivates the checkbox to Ignore blank.
isabelle
David Markel a écrit :
When I use the validation function 2 things might happen when incorrect data
is entered and the "cancel" button is selected:
1) the entry is erased and the user has to re-enter the requested
information (acceptable outcome).
2) the entry is adjusted to the first value that would be acceptable an this
entry is tagged to the cell (inacceptable outcome).
In the past only outcome (1) occured, but recently it is a crapshoot;
sometimes option (1) sometimes option (2). Note that only option (1) is the
acceptable outcome.
When I use the validation function 2 things might happen when incorrect data is entered and the "cancel" button is selected:
1) the entry is erased and the user has to re-enter the requested information (acceptable outcome).
2) the entry is adjusted to the first value that would be acceptable an this entry is tagged to the cell (inacceptable outcome).
In the past only outcome (1) occured, but recently it is a crapshoot; sometimes option (1) sometimes option (2). Note that only option (1) is the acceptable outcome.
Thanks, Dave.
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Follows this link http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/excel/HP052022101033.aspx
isabelle a écrit :
I Dave,
deactivates the checkbox to Ignore blank.
isabelle
David Markel a écrit :
When I use the validation function 2 things might happen when incorrect data is entered and the "cancel" button is selected:
1) the entry is erased and the user has to re-enter the requested information (acceptable outcome).
2) the entry is adjusted to the first value that would be acceptable an this entry is tagged to the cell (inacceptable outcome).
In the past only outcome (1) occured, but recently it is a crapshoot; sometimes option (1) sometimes option (2). Note that only option (1) is the acceptable outcome.
Thanks, Dave.
Follows this link
http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/excel/HP052022101033.aspx
isabelle a écrit :
I Dave,
deactivates the checkbox to Ignore blank.
isabelle
David Markel a écrit :
When I use the validation function 2 things might happen when
incorrect data is entered and the "cancel" button is selected:
1) the entry is erased and the user has to re-enter the requested
information (acceptable outcome).
2) the entry is adjusted to the first value that would be acceptable
an this entry is tagged to the cell (inacceptable outcome).
In the past only outcome (1) occured, but recently it is a crapshoot;
sometimes option (1) sometimes option (2). Note that only option (1)
is the acceptable outcome.
Follows this link http://office.microsoft.com/en-ca/excel/HP052022101033.aspx
isabelle a écrit :
I Dave,
deactivates the checkbox to Ignore blank.
isabelle
David Markel a écrit :
When I use the validation function 2 things might happen when incorrect data is entered and the "cancel" button is selected:
1) the entry is erased and the user has to re-enter the requested information (acceptable outcome).
2) the entry is adjusted to the first value that would be acceptable an this entry is tagged to the cell (inacceptable outcome).
In the past only outcome (1) occured, but recently it is a crapshoot; sometimes option (1) sometimes option (2). Note that only option (1) is the acceptable outcome.
