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Also on whether you're wanting to control the information shown in the dropdowns in code or from a worksheet selection. 1. IN CODE: If from 'Forms', you would use the code Worksheets("Sheetname").Dropdowns("Dropdownname"). RemoveItem(number of item to delete) If from 'Control Toolbox', you would use the code Sheetname.Dropdownname.RemoveItem(number of item to delete-1) - i.e. the top item is Item No. 0 (zero). 2. AS WORKSHEET SELECTIONS: If from 'Forms', - right-click on the dropdown box and select 'Format Control' - check the address/range entered as the 'Input Range' and modify as necessary to include the additional rows or remove the redundant rows If from 'Control Toolbox', - right-click on the dropdown box and select 'Properties' - a VBA-style property window appears, floating on the worksheet. - check the address/range entered as the 'ListFillRange' property and modify as necessary. Hope this helps. Regards, BizMark |