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giggs11

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Dec 5, 2001
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How do I prompt a user that if C16 has a value($Amount), that C15 must have a code(ProductCode) and vice versa?
 
Using the macro language:

{IF C16#AND#@ISERR(@VLOOKUP(C15;PRODCUTcodes;0))}{ALERT "Product code required in C15";;"caution"}

The macro should all be on a single line (which can not be displayed that way here).

PRODUCTcodes is the table of allowable codes.
 
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