Shayooluwah
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- Jan 14, 2020
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- Office Version
- 2016
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- Windows
I'm trying to create a form, but I'm facing some challenges.
Registration Number should start with an R and have max of 13 characters e.g R1234567891234. I was able to use custom data validation =EXACT(LEFT(D5,2), "R-")
to enforce it starting with R but not for character length.
Then I want some cells(J2:M2) to be un-fillable until others(E2:H2) have text in them. But the problem is that (J2:M2) & (E2:H2) already have this formula/variations of this formula =IF(ISBLANK($I2),"",IF(TODAY()>$I$2+183,"Exam due","")) in them
I tried using this =IF(OR(ISBLANK(L2),ISBLANK(F2),ISBLANK(G3),ISBLANK(H4)),"NEY",IF(ISBLANK($I2),"",IF(TODAY()>$I$2+183,"Exam due","")))
But it doesn't work cause (J2:M2) & (E2:H2) have data validations in them that allows the cells to accept only whole numbers.
So how can I retain the numeric data validation for (J2:M2) & (E2:H2) and still have it to be un-fillable if previous cells are still blank?
Registration Number should start with an R and have max of 13 characters e.g R1234567891234. I was able to use custom data validation =EXACT(LEFT(D5,2), "R-")
to enforce it starting with R but not for character length.
Then I want some cells(J2:M2) to be un-fillable until others(E2:H2) have text in them. But the problem is that (J2:M2) & (E2:H2) already have this formula/variations of this formula =IF(ISBLANK($I2),"",IF(TODAY()>$I$2+183,"Exam due","")) in them
I tried using this =IF(OR(ISBLANK(L2),ISBLANK(F2),ISBLANK(G3),ISBLANK(H4)),"NEY",IF(ISBLANK($I2),"",IF(TODAY()>$I$2+183,"Exam due","")))
But it doesn't work cause (J2:M2) & (E2:H2) have data validations in them that allows the cells to accept only whole numbers.
So how can I retain the numeric data validation for (J2:M2) & (E2:H2) and still have it to be un-fillable if previous cells are still blank?