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How to creat a dropdown list with format
hi,
I managed to create a dropdown list, but I'd like it to pick the format of the original field. ie: font, collor, etc,etc... is this possible? In my case, I have a list of numbers from 1 - 4 and each one has one color, so I'd like when I pick a number it comes with its color, and it's coming just the number... thanks-- Malange, Angola |
How to creat a dropdown list with format
If you only have 4 numbers in your list you could use conditional format to
change the colour Na$ wrote: hi, I managed to create a dropdown list, but I'd like it to pick the format of the original field. ie: font, collor, etc,etc... is this possible? In my case, I have a list of numbers from 1 - 4 and each one has one color, so I'd like when I pick a number it comes with its color, and it's coming just the number... thanks-- Malange, Angola -- Message posted via OfficeKB.com http://www.officekb.com/Uwe/Forums.a...excel/200808/1 |
How to creat a dropdown list with format
I'm not sure that is possible with a dropdown list on a worksheet. Andy Pope
created VBA code (with a downloadable demo workbook) to color the items in a dropdown list on a userform. Maybe the code is adaptable for a worksheet control. Here is a link: http://www.andypope.info/vba/colourdropdown.htm Hope this helps, Hutch "Na$" wrote: hi, I managed to create a dropdown list, but I'd like it to pick the format of the original field. ie: font, collor, etc,etc... is this possible? In my case, I have a list of numbers from 1 - 4 and each one has one color, so I'd like when I pick a number it comes with its color, and it's coming just the number... thanks-- Malange, Angola |
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