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Add Item to Data List that has Dynamic Source
I have a dynamic drop down list that refers to a long column of names, sorted
alphabetically. The list will size itself depending on the letters entered into a reference cell (A1). ResList is a named range that references to the column origin, and ResName is the dynamic named range of the column of names. The source equation is this: =OFFSET(ResList,MATCH(A1&"*",ResName,0),0,COUNTIF( ResName,A1&"*"),1) Question: is it possible to insert a blank as the first selectable item in the resulting list - without VB? -- Kind regards Rik |
Add Item to Data List that has Dynamic Source
A possible option is to extract the names that meet the condition to another
list that starts with an empty cell. For example. if these are the names that meet the condition: Adams, Bob Adams, Charlie Adams, Sue Then you would extract those names to another range where the first cell is empty: X1 = empty cell X2 = Adams, Bob X3 = Adams, Charlie X4 = Adams, Sue Then the source for your drop down would be X1:X4. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "RikNeedsHelp" wrote in message ... I have a dynamic drop down list that refers to a long column of names, sorted alphabetically. The list will size itself depending on the letters entered into a reference cell (A1). ResList is a named range that references to the column origin, and ResName is the dynamic named range of the column of names. The source equation is this: =OFFSET(ResList,MATCH(A1&"*",ResName,0),0,COUNTIF( ResName,A1&"*"),1) Question: is it possible to insert a blank as the first selectable item in the resulting list - without VB? -- Kind regards Rik |
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