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I believe the expresion is a boolean expresion where you compare if the COUNTIF(F4;K380,F4) is equal to 1. It means that if the count of cells in the range F4:K380 having the value matching the contents of F4 is 1 (only 1 such a cell) let the result is true.

There is a typo in the syntax; it should be =COUNTIF(F4:K380;F4)=1

Regards,
Jiri

Dne 11.4.2011 18:01, Johnny Rosenberg napsal(a):
sön 2011-04-10 klockan 16:52 -0400 skrev Chris Gummo:
The formula that we use is below. We use it in the Data Vailidation section
and not in every cell. I have not been able to get it to work.

=COUNTIF(F4;K380,F4)=1

Thanks
Chris

Sorry for being some kind of an idiot, but what does the ”=1” mean at
the end of the formula?


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