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Question about validation lists
What causes the validation list to change the range to add one or more empty
cells to the end of the list. When playing round with the defined Name formula I notice it can change the range to include empty cells. Anyone got any thought on this? =OFFSET(Sheet3!$F$1,0,0,COUNTIF(Sheet3!$F:$F,"?*") ) |
Question about validation lists
If there are blanks in column F followed by data that could cause it.
--- HTH Bob Phillips "Gotroots" wrote in message ... What causes the validation list to change the range to add one or more empty cells to the end of the list. When playing round with the defined Name formula I notice it can change the range to include empty cells. Anyone got any thought on this? =OFFSET(Sheet3!$F$1,0,0,COUNTIF(Sheet3!$F:$F,"?*") ) |
Question about validation lists
What is your reason for using
COUNTIF(Sheet3!$F:$F,"?*") instead of COUNTA(Sheet3!$F:$F) In column F do you have any cell that just conatin blank characters / empty spaces... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Gotroots" wrote: What causes the validation list to change the range to add one or more empty cells to the end of the list. When playing round with the defined Name formula I notice it can change the range to include empty cells. Anyone got any thought on this? =OFFSET(Sheet3!$F$1,0,0,COUNTIF(Sheet3!$F:$F,"?*") ) |
Question about validation lists
The reason for using such a formula is that the range contains values that
are the result of a formula. No blanks occur until the end of the list, however any empty cells thereafter will contain a formula. "Jim Thomlinson" wrote: What is your reason for using COUNTIF(Sheet3!$F:$F,"?*") instead of COUNTA(Sheet3!$F:$F) In column F do you have any cell that just conatin blank characters / empty spaces... -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Gotroots" wrote: What causes the validation list to change the range to add one or more empty cells to the end of the list. When playing round with the defined Name formula I notice it can change the range to include empty cells. Anyone got any thought on this? =OFFSET(Sheet3!$F$1,0,0,COUNTIF(Sheet3!$F:$F,"?*") ) |
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