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(Im cross-posting it to Misc group). I want to create a name in the named box which would store unique list of values from a range lets say A1: A100. Im thinking of using this name in a validation drop-down box as listed in Contextures site. What kind of formula can I write in the named box which would help me achieve this. I want to avoid using using worksheet real estate to do the calculations and still be able to keep my named range dynamic so that if A1:A100 increases to a1:A1000 my validation box remains current. (I have also seen the Uniqueitems function code in http://www.j-walk.com/ss/excel/tips/tip15.htm but prefer a code less solution.) Please guide me. Regards, Hari India Hari wrote: Patrick and keepITcool, Thanks for a detailed solution using dictionary method. Im sorry, actually I need to send this across to somebody else and prefer not instructing the other person to add references to in their VB (the person wouldnt like to get in to VB environment). Hence, a formula based solution (or if not possible then a code which would return an array without setting of references) would be preferable. (Can the formula based soltuion be made dynamic using a variant of indirect formula, so that if list changes from A1:A1000 then also it works.) (actually am planing to use this unique list in a validation box.) Regards, Hari India PS: I should have posted it to Misc group rather than programming group. |
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