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How do you print the values in a drop down list?
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Assuming a Data Validation dropdown list...................

Print the range of cells that are the source for the drop-down list?

If you have no range of cells for the source list are using a comma-delimited
list, you can CTRL + c in the source dialog box then paste somewhere to print.


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Do I feel silly.

Thank you.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Assuming a Data Validation dropdown list...................

Print the range of cells that are the source for the drop-down list?

If you have no range of cells for the source list are using a comma-delimited
list, you can CTRL + c in the source dialog box then paste somewhere to print.


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How do you print the values in a drop down list?



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Why?

Sounded like a reasonable request to me.


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Do I feel silly.

Thank you.

"Gord Dibben" wrote:

Assuming a Data Validation dropdown list...................

Print the range of cells that are the source for the drop-down list?

If you have no range of cells for the source list are using a comma-delimited
list, you can CTRL + c in the source dialog box then paste somewhere to print.


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How do you print the values in a drop down list?




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can you print a worksheet's data validation values when you are just
beginning to consider what values to add? For example you are going to
interview someone before setting up some entries and you wanted a hard copy
will the allowed values as a reminder for all of the validated fields.




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I'd put the list on a separate worksheet and then print from there.

Debra Dalgleish has instructions he
http://contextures.com/xlDataVal01.html

jlivings3 wrote:

can you print a worksheet's data validation values when you are just
beginning to consider what values to add? For example you are going to
interview someone before setting up some entries and you wanted a hard copy
will the allowed values as a reminder for all of the validated fields.


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