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I would like to create a cell format for one cell to only allow the value "yes" or "no" for this cell.
How could I do this?
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I would like to create a cell format for one cell to only allow the value "yes" or "no" for this cell.
How could I do this?
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Microsoft describes this here: Apply data validation to cells
In the Source text box enter Yes,No
Note: This will also work for more than two possible options; simply separate additional desired options with a comma.
Now your cell will have a dropdown with Yes
and No
. The user can also type these values without clicking the dropdown button.
2I think that you have a typo for the Source text value. It should be Yes;no - semicolon. With a comma at least with Excel 2016 I get Yes,No as a value. – Daniel Dimitrov – 2016-06-16T17:22:12.043
1@Daniel Dimitrov - The comma works fine with Excel 2010, which is what I'm running, so it is not a typo. I cannot speak for Excel 2016 since that software didn't exist at the time this answer was written many years ago :). And semicolon does not work in Excel 2010, only comma works. – dcp – 2016-06-16T18:42:13.590
@PeterLang the link is dead – Simon – 2016-11-22T09:16:45.257
@Simon: Thanks, I removed my comment with the wrong link and added a working link to my answer. – Peter Lang – 2016-11-22T10:36:54.130