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in-cell dropdown menus
Hi everybody,
I am learning how to create a in-cell dropdown menu, but I have two problems: the first is that when I create a dropdown menu manually, it doesn't work. It appears like this: Yes, No as I typed them in the source box. they must appear like a menu : Yes No but as I explained they appear on one line in the menu. the second question is that creating a dropdown menu from another workbook also doesn't work. could anyone help? |
in-cell dropdown menus
Try using your windows list separator character (maybe a semicolon (;)).
Debra Dalgleish has lots of info: mahmoud wrote: Hi everybody, I am learning how to create a in-cell dropdown menu, but I have two problems: the first is that when I create a dropdown menu manually, it doesn't work. It appears like this: Yes, No as I typed them in the source box. they must appear like a menu : Yes No but as I explained they appear on one line in the menu. the second question is that creating a dropdown menu from another workbook also doesn't work. could anyone help? -- Dave Peterson |
in-cell dropdown menus
Debra Dalgleish has lots of info:
http://contextures.com/xlDataVal01.html and http://contextures.com/xlDataVal05.html http://contextures.com/tiptech.html (for the index) mahmoud wrote: Hi everybody, I am learning how to create a in-cell dropdown menu, but I have two problems: the first is that when I create a dropdown menu manually, it doesn't work. It appears like this: Yes, No as I typed them in the source box. they must appear like a menu : Yes No but as I explained they appear on one line in the menu. the second question is that creating a dropdown menu from another workbook also doesn't work. could anyone help? -- Dave Peterson |
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