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Activating and deactivating cell data input`
Tshepo Moleko
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September 2, 2019 - 12:18 am
If B1 is "NA", A1 must return 0 and be locked, If B1 is blank, A1 must allow data entry. Pls help.
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September 2, 2019 - 10:06 pm
Hi Tshepo,
Welcome to our forum!
Unfortunately, Excel isn't designed to work the way you describe. I recommend you use another cell to allow the data entry, e.g. C1. then in cell D1 you can decide if you want the data entry value or zero with a formula like so:
=IF(B1="NA", 0, C1)
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