I just realized why it's not working. On the Salesman sheet, all down Column D are formulas of =A1&" "&B1 to combine the first and last name -- so it appears blank, but really isn't. Is it still possible to do what I'm looking for? Thanks
I just realized why it's not working. On the Salesman sheet, all down Column D are formulas of =A1&" "&B1 to combine the first and last name -- so it appears blank, but really isn't. Is it still possible to do what I'm looking for? Thanks
Try thisDoes that work for you?![]()
=OFFSET(Sheet1!$D$1,0,0,COUNTIF($D$1:$D$500,">"""),1)
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It looks like your issue was resolved, so I hope you don't mind if I hyjack your thread since my issue is similar to yours.
I am using the equation mentioned, and I also have a long list of "blank" cells (they actually have equations in them that will fill in the cell when applicable). My new dropdown validation list recognizes the 2 cells that are not blank, however it shows 2 blank spots, instead of two actual items from my list. Did I make a mistake somewhere?
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