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When creating a drop down list in a spreadsheet, is there any way possible to
keep the drop down arrow button visible even though you aren't on the cell
that the list is in?
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Not if you use Data|Validation.

I shade the cells that use this to make them stand out.

You could add a shape from the drawing toolbar if you really wanted something,
but I wouldn't.

Or you could use a combobox from the control toolbox toolbar--or a dropdown from
the Forms toolbar.

Pittsburgh_Dante wrote:

When creating a drop down list in a spreadsheet, is there any way possible to
keep the drop down arrow button visible even though you aren't on the cell
that the list is in?


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