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Could you share a screenshot of your data validation rule?
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I have an excel sheet. I have checkboxes in individual cells. Each day has 3 checkmarks under it but i only want the user to be able to put 1 tick mark in the sheet. After a tick mark is added, the other checkmarks need to gray out. But, it has to be where the user can uncheck that tick mark and choose another option.
I dont know how to write code for VMA. So is there an easier solution to make this work?
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Could you share a screenshot of your data validation rule?
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I tried it that way, only using 1 day. It somewhat works if you select fail first, but if you select the other 2 options, it allows you to still add tick marks. Is there an embedded code in that sheet that is preventing it from working?
You should select day by day to apply data validation.
Select G11:I26
Apply this rule.
=Sum(--$G11:$I11)<=1
Then select day 2 range
=Sum(--$J11:$L11)<=1
...
Thanks, but it isn't working for me. When I put the formula in, it works for the 2nd and 3rd column. But, if I check the first column first, i can still put tick marks in the 2nd and 3rd. Another thing I noticed was that the formula is changing on me. Is there something wrong with my format?