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Creating a drop box in a workbook.
You need to create a named range out of your list of data. See here for more
info: http://www.mrexcel.com/td0037.html Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Mark" wrote: I am trying to create a drop box in a workbook. The problem I seem to be having is in understaning how to do this. The data I would like to use in on another sheet and the data Items spans 5 columns. I would like to make a simple drop box that has about 10 items in it, but I am having no success following the help directions, -- Thanks in advance for your help |
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