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When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is
about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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I think what you are seeing is the DV automatically position the list with
the last selected item. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "LTOSH" wrote in message ... When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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ok and???????? i appreciate that info but how do i fix it??
"Bob Phillips" wrote: I think what you are seeing is the DV automatically position the list with the last selected item. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "LTOSH" wrote in message ... When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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The only way I can see is to clear the value out first.
-- __________________________________ HTH Bob "LTOSH" wrote in message ... ok and???????? i appreciate that info but how do i fix it?? "Bob Phillips" wrote: I think what you are seeing is the DV automatically position the list with the last selected item. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "LTOSH" wrote in message ... When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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Remove the blank cells from the bottom of the list range.
Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 12:06:02 -0700, LTOSH wrote: When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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i have multiple columns that do the same thing, so you are telling me i have
delete all the info in all my columns and start over??? "Bob Phillips" wrote: The only way I can see is to clear the value out first. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "LTOSH" wrote in message ... ok and???????? i appreciate that info but how do i fix it?? "Bob Phillips" wrote: I think what you are seeing is the DV automatically position the list with the last selected item. -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "LTOSH" wrote in message ... When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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I'm sorry...i guess i'm not understanding what i need to do.
I opened the worksheet that has all the columns and am not sure what it is i'm to delete. For example...i have column 1 and there are about 10 cells of information. then of course blank cells after that for input if needed. I went in and highlighted from the first blank cell and just pulled mouse down and then hit delete. i went back into my workout to test the drop down and it is still the same. What am i not doing? I'm sorry i'm nuts...just can't figure it out. Thanks! "Gord Dibben" wrote: Remove the blank cells from the bottom of the list range. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 12:06:02 -0700, LTOSH wrote: When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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In Data ValidationAllowList you have a source for your list.
Assume you have selected a range like =A1:A20 If there are blank cells at the end of the list range.............say A15:A20, your list will open at the first blank cell. Remove those cells from your list range. Make it A1:A14 Gord On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 16:28:01 -0700, LTOSH wrote: I'm sorry...i guess i'm not understanding what i need to do. I opened the worksheet that has all the columns and am not sure what it is i'm to delete. For example...i have column 1 and there are about 10 cells of information. then of course blank cells after that for input if needed. I went in and highlighted from the first blank cell and just pulled mouse down and then hit delete. i went back into my workout to test the drop down and it is still the same. What am i not doing? I'm sorry i'm nuts...just can't figure it out. Thanks! "Gord Dibben" wrote: Remove the blank cells from the bottom of the list range. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 12:06:02 -0700, LTOSH wrote: When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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I looked at the information you provided....here is what I have under my Data
Validation...List..then under souce is =Categories. The 'categories' is from a worksheet named 'exercises'. It does not have a list range as you described. The second column on my workout sheet i have a data validation and the information under source is =indirect(a5)...which refers to the information i was describing at the top. Anythoughts? "Gord Dibben" wrote: In Data ValidationAllowList you have a source for your list. Assume you have selected a range like =A1:A20 If there are blank cells at the end of the list range.............say A15:A20, your list will open at the first blank cell. Remove those cells from your list range. Make it A1:A14 Gord On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 16:28:01 -0700, LTOSH wrote: I'm sorry...i guess i'm not understanding what i need to do. I opened the worksheet that has all the columns and am not sure what it is i'm to delete. For example...i have column 1 and there are about 10 cells of information. then of course blank cells after that for input if needed. I went in and highlighted from the first blank cell and just pulled mouse down and then hit delete. i went back into my workout to test the drop down and it is still the same. What am i not doing? I'm sorry i'm nuts...just can't figure it out. Thanks! "Gord Dibben" wrote: Remove the blank cells from the bottom of the list range. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 12:06:02 -0700, LTOSH wrote: When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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Categories would be a named range from worksheet "Exercises"
Have a look under InsertNameDefine. What range does Categories refer to? Gord On Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:25:02 -0700, LTOSH wrote: I looked at the information you provided....here is what I have under my Data Validation...List..then under souce is =Categories. The 'categories' is from a worksheet named 'exercises'. It does not have a list range as you described. The second column on my workout sheet i have a data validation and the information under source is =indirect(a5)...which refers to the information i was describing at the top. Anythoughts? "Gord Dibben" wrote: In Data ValidationAllowList you have a source for your list. Assume you have selected a range like =A1:A20 If there are blank cells at the end of the list range.............say A15:A20, your list will open at the first blank cell. Remove those cells from your list range. Make it A1:A14 Gord On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 16:28:01 -0700, LTOSH wrote: I'm sorry...i guess i'm not understanding what i need to do. I opened the worksheet that has all the columns and am not sure what it is i'm to delete. For example...i have column 1 and there are about 10 cells of information. then of course blank cells after that for input if needed. I went in and highlighted from the first blank cell and just pulled mouse down and then hit delete. i went back into my workout to test the drop down and it is still the same. What am i not doing? I'm sorry i'm nuts...just can't figure it out. Thanks! "Gord Dibben" wrote: Remove the blank cells from the bottom of the list range. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 12:06:02 -0700, LTOSH wrote: When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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Yes...'Categories' is a named range from the worksheet "exercises"
it has a list of the following...Abs, Chest, Cardio, Shoulders ...etc "Gord Dibben" wrote: Categories would be a named range from worksheet "Exercises" Have a look under InsertNameDefine. What range does Categories refer to? Gord On Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:25:02 -0700, LTOSH wrote: I looked at the information you provided....here is what I have under my Data Validation...List..then under souce is =Categories. The 'categories' is from a worksheet named 'exercises'. It does not have a list range as you described. The second column on my workout sheet i have a data validation and the information under source is =indirect(a5)...which refers to the information i was describing at the top. Anythoughts? "Gord Dibben" wrote: In Data ValidationAllowList you have a source for your list. Assume you have selected a range like =A1:A20 If there are blank cells at the end of the list range.............say A15:A20, your list will open at the first blank cell. Remove those cells from your list range. Make it A1:A14 Gord On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 16:28:01 -0700, LTOSH wrote: I'm sorry...i guess i'm not understanding what i need to do. I opened the worksheet that has all the columns and am not sure what it is i'm to delete. For example...i have column 1 and there are about 10 cells of information. then of course blank cells after that for input if needed. I went in and highlighted from the first blank cell and just pulled mouse down and then hit delete. i went back into my workout to test the drop down and it is still the same. What am i not doing? I'm sorry i'm nuts...just can't figure it out. Thanks! "Gord Dibben" wrote: Remove the blank cells from the bottom of the list range. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 12:06:02 -0700, LTOSH wrote: When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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I don't understand your reply.
In the refer to: dialog box what do you see when you select the name "Categories" Can you copy and paste it here? Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 17 Sep 2009 11:58:11 -0700, LTOSH wrote: Yes...'Categories' is a named range from the worksheet "exercises" it has a list of the following...Abs, Chest, Cardio, Shoulders ...etc "Gord Dibben" wrote: Categories would be a named range from worksheet "Exercises" Have a look under InsertNameDefine. What range does Categories refer to? Gord On Wed, 16 Sep 2009 19:25:02 -0700, LTOSH wrote: I looked at the information you provided....here is what I have under my Data Validation...List..then under souce is =Categories. The 'categories' is from a worksheet named 'exercises'. It does not have a list range as you described. The second column on my workout sheet i have a data validation and the information under source is =indirect(a5)...which refers to the information i was describing at the top. Anythoughts? "Gord Dibben" wrote: In Data ValidationAllowList you have a source for your list. Assume you have selected a range like =A1:A20 If there are blank cells at the end of the list range.............say A15:A20, your list will open at the first blank cell. Remove those cells from your list range. Make it A1:A14 Gord On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 16:28:01 -0700, LTOSH wrote: I'm sorry...i guess i'm not understanding what i need to do. I opened the worksheet that has all the columns and am not sure what it is i'm to delete. For example...i have column 1 and there are about 10 cells of information. then of course blank cells after that for input if needed. I went in and highlighted from the first blank cell and just pulled mouse down and then hit delete. i went back into my workout to test the drop down and it is still the same. What am i not doing? I'm sorry i'm nuts...just can't figure it out. Thanks! "Gord Dibben" wrote: Remove the blank cells from the bottom of the list range. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 15 Sep 2009 12:06:02 -0700, LTOSH wrote: When I click on the drop down curser to pull up my list, the scroll bar is about middle ways on the bar and does not show my list, i have to take my mouse and scroll up to the beginning of list. How can i have the list to show correctly??? |
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