What if I want to return the whole list and not just the last value of the
Dates? I want all the Dates options to be in the drop down menu. Does that
make sense?

I want my equation to do the following if possible: =OFFSET(TST
Week!$A$1,COUNTA(TST Week!$A:$A),0,COUNTA(TST Week!$A:$A)-1,1) starts at cell
A1 in sheet TST Week, moves down the number of occupied cells in column A (to
the bottom of the list which is changing in length each week), moves over 0
columns, then encompasses the entire A column of dates minus the Dates header.

"Thomas [PBD]" wrote:

Kal,

The coding for your offset is the issue.
The coding should state (Starting Point, Number of Rows Up/Down, Number of
Columns Left/Right. This coding below will return the last value of the
Dates.

=OFFSET('TST Week'!$A$1,COUNTA('TST Week'!$A:$A,)-1,0)

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--Thomas [PBD]
Working hard to make working easy.


"kal4000" wrote:

I am trying to define a dynamic name for a drop down menu. I have a
worksheet named TST Week with a list of dates starting in cell A3 (Date
header in A2, nothing in A1). I would like to be able to add indefinite more
dates in the future in column A and have those show up on the drop down menu
as they are added as well as all the previous dates. However, when I try
this equation, it evaluates to an error. =OFFSET(TST Week!$A$1,COUNTA(TST
Week!$A:$A),0,COUNTA(TST Week!$A:$A)-1,1). Where am I going wrong?