hi,
its limiting the entry also.

with regards
raghu

On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 5:50 PM, Bé Trần Văn <betnmtdongna...@gmail.com>wrote:

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> 2012/2/10 rajeyssh aggarwaal <rajey...@gmail.com>
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>> Hello Sir,
>> Is it possible while we entering the date in the sheet system alert us
>> that the name or number or text already in the sheet but not limit the
>> entry of the data, if yes let me know how can we do it and is it possible
>> to imply the rule in few rows not in all the rows.
>> thanks & regards
>> rajesh
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> *Validation of data entry to avoid duplicate values ​​(Excel 2003).*
> From the menu, choose Data, select Validation, Making Data Validation box
> appears select the Settings tab, in the Allow: select Custom, enter the
> formula in the Formula frame (for column B) as follows:
> = MATCH (B2, $ B: $ B, 0) = ROW (B2)
> Next Error Alert tab, in the frame enter the text Error message "you have
> duplicate data entry", then press the OK button
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