Maybe I'm missing something here but the point of a data validation is to prevent a user entering stuff that's outside predefined constraints.
i.e. you can't enter free text if you are using data validation.
Would you clarify please.
Maybe I'm missing something here but the point of a data validation is to prevent a user entering stuff that's outside predefined constraints.
i.e. you can't enter free text if you are using data validation.
Would you clarify please.
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Of course,
The end result required is a drop down box that allows for free entry. If an item is entered instead of chosen from the drop down box, I need it to add itself to the possible options that can be chosen from the dropdown list.
I used Data validation because I know that I can create a drop down box using that without having to go into ActiveX or Form controls. I have turned off the error function of data validation to allow for free entry.
If there is an easier way that I am unaware of, I am happy to use it.
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