You Rock Sue! Thank you so much for your quick and accurate response!
"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
A validation formula must return True or False. I doubt that Amount is a Yes/Not field, so [Amount] would not be a valid validation formula. Maybe what you want to use is:
[Amount] 0
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"~KO" wrote in message ...
Outlook 2000
Properties / Validation on a field
I checked "Validate this field before closing form."
The Validation Formula is [Amount]
For "Display this message if validation fails:" - "Enter Amount."
The message does not display if field is empty and the form can be sent.
I do not have the "A value is required for this field" checked because if it
is checked, a message displays "A field on this form requires a value." It
does not tell me which field.
Thanks for your help and direction!