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I am using Office XP (2002) with all service packs applied
I have created a spreadsheet with any number of columns. I have added the dropdown feature (not sure of its exact name) on the column heading, so that I can easily select all entries in that column that have a specific value. - (A down Arrow has now appeared at the end of the column heading that I can click on to do this). Most of the column values are one entry e.g. FRED or JOE, so when I click on the arrow I can select all of the FRED or JOE entries. Some of the column values can be FRED and JOE however. I want a way to be able to enter FRED and JOE in one column cell, but when I click on the drop down, be able to select FRED and see all single FRED rows, plus the one that contains FRED (even if it contains something else) If I now look at the options from the Drop down Arrow, I have one for FRED, one for JOE and one for FRED,JOE. Is there a seperation character, that I can use to enable me to do this, I have tried commas, colons etc. Please can you help me? |
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