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How can I use conditional formating in dropdown using named list?
I have a dropdown list that refers to column in another worksheet. I would
like the dropdown to display the text in the same formats as in the original list. eg. Text in red displays red in the dropdown. I'm using Excel 2003. |
How can I use conditional formating in dropdown using named list?
Excel's data|validation, comboboxes, and dropdowns don't support this kind of
formatting. Kiwi wrote: I have a dropdown list that refers to column in another worksheet. I would like the dropdown to display the text in the same formats as in the original list. eg. Text in red displays red in the dropdown. I'm using Excel 2003. -- Dave Peterson |
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