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Importing Data for lists
Is it possible to import data from another source, eg text pad, to be part of
a dropdown list? Can this be done without having another worksheet in the workbook? Thank you very much, again |
Importing Data for lists
Hi, you can open the txt (or others) direct by excel, it will advice you that
this file is not an excel file format and will open a box with a lot of options to import it. import copy the range that you are looking for and paste it on the drop down source area HTH Regards from Brazil Marcelo "sedonovan" escreveu: Is it possible to import data from another source, eg text pad, to be part of a dropdown list? Can this be done without having another worksheet in the workbook? Thank you very much, again |
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