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How can I create a drop down list from non-adjacent cells (redundant message
I know...sorry). I'm working on a tournament bracket and I would like to only have to select two non-adjacent cells for my dropdown list rather than the entire column worth of cells between the two. Is there perhaps a formula that would exclude the emptly cells and only include in the dropdown list those cells with names in them? Thanks in advance |
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http://www.geocities.com/excelmarksway "brian m." wrote: How can I create a drop down list from non-adjacent cells (redundant message I know...sorry). I'm working on a tournament bracket and I would like to only have to select two non-adjacent cells for my dropdown list rather than the entire column worth of cells between the two. Is there perhaps a formula that would exclude the emptly cells and only include in the dropdown list those cells with names in them? Thanks in advance |
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Thanks for the site, excellent info, but not exactly what I'm looking for...I
think. Thank you though! My issue seems simple to me....but...I can't figure it out (maybe not so simple...I don't know). The issue is that when going through the data validation, I allow a "List" and I would then like the "Source" to equal two cells that are not adjacent. They are in the same column and I can collect the info I need, but it includes every blank cell inbetween that I don't want. I only want the first (top) and last (bottom) cell in the range. Hopefully this clarifies my predicament a bit. Thanks again for the great site tip...I will definately spend some time there. "exceluserforeman" wrote: See Sports Fixtures at http://www.geocities.com/excelmarksway "brian m." wrote: How can I create a drop down list from non-adjacent cells (redundant message I know...sorry). I'm working on a tournament bracket and I would like to only have to select two non-adjacent cells for my dropdown list rather than the entire column worth of cells between the two. Is there perhaps a formula that would exclude the emptly cells and only include in the dropdown list those cells with names in them? Thanks in advance |
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![]() The simplest solution would be to have 2 out-of-sight cells linked to your desired info. ie. if you want A5 and A10 values in your list have formulas somewhere out of the way linking to those 2 cells - say in Z1 you have =A5 and in Z2 have =A10 Then use Z1:Z2 for your Data Validation list -- Cutter ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Cutter's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=9848 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=505517 |
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