Data Validation (Multiple Criteria)

surkdidat

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Is it possible to have a Data Validation for either "NA" or a number (decimal) between 0 and 100 please? (want to avoid a list due to there being several decimal answers)
 

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Hey,
Use a custom criteria in the cell that you want to data validate (Lets use E1 for this example):
Put the formula as:
=OR(E1="NA",AND(E1>0,E1<100))
Note that this will not allow 0 or 100, but will allow any number inbetween. this can be easily changed by amending the equality symbol to >= & <= respectively.
 
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