Data Validation Custom Rules

Data Validation

Below is an example of data validation where I created a custom rule that makes it that the date a vendor received via ACH must be in year of 2024, more than 2 days after processed date, and cannot fall on either a Sunday or Saturday. I used the AND, YEAR, WEEKDAY, and < >(does not equal) symbols in my formula.


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