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Old 06-11-2020, 02:18 PM
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I tried adding
Code:
.ShowInput = False
after the final instance of
Code:
If .InputMessage = "" Then .Delete
but same issue noted above (I know I'm guessing hehe)

Now I'm thinking maybe
Code:
Selection.Validation.Delete
(but that seems to be geared toward clearing all parts of the validation, and I just want to clear the previous note if the cell becomes blank)

I had been searching for vba related to tool tips and it took me a while to realize that we are borrowing the text from the data validation for this macro Playing a bit on my own as well now that work day is finished.
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