All three of the examples I provided on your workbook worked to do as you
desire. I mentioned this in the private message (with the corrected file)
which you replied to here. Good luck.

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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

"MikeR" wrote in message
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Don Guillett wrote:

Hard to tell without seeing. If desired, send the file to my address
below along with a snippet of this msg and clear instructions of what you
need.


Don said:

Your code could NEVER have worked since your worksheet event was not in
the sheet module and you were using a selection event instead of a change
event and there was no user form and your select was improperly
done........
Several ways to do this. One use a proper change event with a proper
select case or a VLookup in the macro or just a simple VLookup. In any
case I would put the list and numbers on another sheet so that the list is
not compromised when you delete rows.

BTW, I do custom excel programming @$75 hourly.
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Don -
Thanks for taking a look. I can tell you with 100% certainty that at one
time, when an item was selected from the drop down, the adjacent column
was populated with the mileage. Why it doesn't now was the whole purpose
of my post.

Sorry, I'm too green to have the vocabulary to understand your
suggestions.

I'm not at all interested in paying you $75 an hour for programming. This
is just a little learning exercise for me.