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create a drop down list without using a table

  1. 09-26-2007, 03:48 PM #1
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    create a drop down list without using a table

    Hi,

    I have attached a sheet that I'm trying to put some code into. The first tab has a cell (D3) where I have placed a drop down list. Is there a way that I can design a macro to do the same thing? I'm looking to get rid of the second tab that contains the list. I have tried various bits of code and I can't get it work. Any thoughts?

    Thank you so much in advance for your help.

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    I'm so sorry about that. It is attached now.
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    You don't need VBA if your list is only two options.

    In data validation under list replace the Name range with

    Short,Over

    Then you can delete the other sheet

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    Wow, that was easy. Thank you so much. I was trying too hard. You are always so good to me.

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    No problem

    Thx for the feedback. I will move this to misc group and amend title

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