Using Data Validation to Disallow Entry of Item in a List
Here’s an example of using Data Validation to NOT allow a particular data item entry.
Suppose you want to insure that anything can be entered into a cell, EXCEPT for certain items you specify. In the pictured example, an entry of Jewelry, Car, Boat, or House would not be allowed.
The following steps show how this can be done.
Step 3 of 5
In the Data Validation dialog box:
• Click onto the Settings tab.
• Click the down arrow for the Allow field.
• In the list of allowable categories, select Custom.
In the Data Validation dialog box:
• Click onto the Settings tab.
• Click the down arrow for the Allow field.
• In the list of allowable categories, select Custom.
Step 4 of 5
In the Formula field, enter the formula that is relative to your selected range.
In this example it is just one cell being data validated:
In the Formula field, enter the formula that is relative to your selected range.
In this example it is just one cell being data validated:
=ISERROR(MATCH(A2,C2:C4,0))
Step 5 of 5
Still in the Data Validation dialog box:
• Click the Error Alert tab.
• Click to enter a checkmark in the box next to “Show error alert after invalid data is entered.”
• In the Style field, from the drop down list, select Stop.
• Enter the text for the Title of the error message you want to convey.
• Enter the text for the error message you want to convey.
• Click the OK button.
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• Click the Error Alert tab.
• Click to enter a checkmark in the box next to “Show error alert after invalid data is entered.”
• In the Style field, from the drop down list, select Stop.
• Enter the text for the Title of the error message you want to convey.
• Enter the text for the error message you want to convey.
• Click the OK button.
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