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Specifies the reason for an unaccepted expression or value.
public enum DataRestrictions
Public Enum DataRestrictions
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| ExternalReference | You may not use references to other workbooks. |
| IntegerOnly | Decimal values cannot be used. |
| InvalidBetween | The maximum must be greater than or equal to the minimum. |
| InvalidFormula | Enter a valid formula. |
| InvalidMultiReference | This type of reference cannot be used in a formula. Change the reference to a single cell, or use the reference with a worksheet function, such as =SUM(A1:E5). |
| InvalidReference | This type of reference cannot be used in a formula. |
| InvalidValue | The value (date/time) you entered is invalid. |
| ListSource | The list source must be a delimited list, or a reference to single row or column. |
| Missing | Indicates that the formula is empty. |
| MissingBetween | You must enter both a Maximum and a Minimum. |
| NegativeValue | Negative values cannot be used. |
| None | Indicates that the expression is valid. |
| NotFoundNamedRange | A named range you specified cannot be found. |
| NumericOnly | The value must be a numeric value, numeric expression, or refer to a cell containing a numeric value. |
| ReferenceOperatorsOrArrayConstants | You may not use reference operators (such as unions, intersections and ranges) or array constants. |
| RelativeReference | You cannot use relative references. |