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How would I create a data validation between 2 adjacent cells for all rows. For example cell B1 shows an error when the user tries to enter a value greater than the value in cell A1. I know how to do data validation for each cell, but how would I make it work for each row without manually adding validation between cells A2 and B2, A3 and B3 etc.



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    How would I create a data validation between 2 adjacent cells for all rows. For example cell B1 shows an error when the user tries to enter a value greater than the value in cell A1. I know how to do data validation for each cell, but how would I make it work for each row without manually adding validation between cells A2 and B2, A3 and B3 etc.



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      How would I create a data validation between 2 adjacent cells for all rows. For example cell B1 shows an error when the user tries to enter a value greater than the value in cell A1. I know how to do data validation for each cell, but how would I make it work for each row without manually adding validation between cells A2 and B2, A3 and B3 etc.



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      How would I create a data validation between 2 adjacent cells for all rows. For example cell B1 shows an error when the user tries to enter a value greater than the value in cell A1. I know how to do data validation for each cell, but how would I make it work for each row without manually adding validation between cells A2 and B2, A3 and B3 etc.



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          1. Select Column B


          2. In Data Validation -> Custom, type in the formula for the first row (i.e. =B1<A1)



          And you're done!



          Excel will automatically adjust the formula for each row






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          1. Select Column B


          2. In Data Validation -> Custom, type in the formula for the first row (i.e. =B1<A1)



          And you're done!



          Excel will automatically adjust the formula for each row






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          • Thanks so much!!

            – Sharon
            Jan 25 at 20:35
















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          1. Select Column B


          2. In Data Validation -> Custom, type in the formula for the first row (i.e. =B1<A1)



          And you're done!



          Excel will automatically adjust the formula for each row






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          • Thanks so much!!

            – Sharon
            Jan 25 at 20:35














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          1. Select Column B


          2. In Data Validation -> Custom, type in the formula for the first row (i.e. =B1<A1)



          And you're done!



          Excel will automatically adjust the formula for each row






          share|improve this answer














          1. Select Column B


          2. In Data Validation -> Custom, type in the formula for the first row (i.e. =B1<A1)



          And you're done!



          Excel will automatically adjust the formula for each row







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