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Hello all! Having trouble finding out if it's possible to do the
following. If I have table that looks something like this: A first B second C third D fourth Is it possible to set up data validation so that the drop-list will allow the user to select from A, B, C or D, but then when selection is made, the text that appears in the cell instead would show "first", "second", "third" or "fourth"? If not directly possible, any ideas on how to trick the eye to look like that is what's happening? I have some experience with adjacent cells to look like one for having formula result or manual override, but can't get this to work with the list (the text box is too narrow and you can no longer see A, B, C and D in their entirety). Any help greatly appreciated! Thanks, Jamison |
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