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Adding drop-down list to spreadsheet
Hello All-
I need to add a drop-down button to my worksheet. I'm trying to be able to get the wkst user to be able to choose from the selections in the list. I have tried everything and can't seem to figure it out. Anybody know how I do this? -- Thank you, KDill |
Adding drop-down list to spreadsheet
In the cell where the selection is to be made, use Data Validation. Select
List in the first drop-down then in the text box either type the allowed values (separated by commas) or select a set of cells (from the same sheet) containing those values. "KDill" wrote: Hello All- I need to add a drop-down button to my worksheet. I'm trying to be able to get the wkst user to be able to choose from the selections in the list. I have tried everything and can't seem to figure it out. Anybody know how I do this? -- Thank you, KDill |
Adding drop-down list to spreadsheet
Data---Validation----Settings Tab---Allow List
In source: First thing in list,Second thing in list,etc. -chris "KDill" wrote: Hello All- I need to add a drop-down button to my worksheet. I'm trying to be able to get the wkst user to be able to choose from the selections in the list. I have tried everything and can't seem to figure it out. Anybody know how I do this? -- Thank you, KDill |
Adding drop-down list to spreadsheet
The list source can be on another worksheet if you give the listrange a Name and
use that Name in the source dialog i.e. =MyList Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 08:29:02 -0700, bpeltzer wrote: In the cell where the selection is to be made, use Data Validation. Select List in the first drop-down then in the text box either type the allowed values (separated by commas) or select a set of cells (from the same sheet) containing those values. "KDill" wrote: Hello All- I need to add a drop-down button to my worksheet. I'm trying to be able to get the wkst user to be able to choose from the selections in the list. I have tried everything and can't seem to figure it out. Anybody know how I do this? -- Thank you, KDill |
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