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Thanks, Elkar.
That did it! "Elkar" wrote: In the Source Field, did you precede the name of your range with an equal sign? =Your_Range HTH, Elkar "Darren" wrote: I'm trying to create a picklist of values to select from and running into issues. I defined the values I want to choose from on a separate worksheet in the some workbook and assigned it a name. When I go to the worksheet where I want to access the picklist, I did the following: Data Validation In the allow section, I selected "List" and in the source field, entered the name of the range I had defined. Excel is only displaying the name of the range that I entered, not the actual values I need. Any thoughts??? Thanks, Darren |
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