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I have received a worksheet that seems to have hidden
combo boxes that I would like to edit. The dropdown arrow does not appear until you select the cell and when I right click on the arrow, the menu that appears is for a regular cell rather than a control. I have tried to edit the properties in design mode, but have had no luck. Thanks for your help, Matt |
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Matt,
What it sounds like you're looking at is the result of Data Validation. Take a look here for an explanation of how it works: http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal01.html John Matt wrote: I have received a worksheet that seems to have hidden combo boxes that I would like to edit. The dropdown arrow does not appear until you select the cell and when I right click on the arrow, the menu that appears is for a regular cell rather than a control. I have tried to edit the properties in design mode, but have had no luck. Thanks for your help, Matt |
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Thanks, that is exactly what it was.
-----Original Message----- Matt, What it sounds like you're looking at is the result of Data Validation. Take a look here for an explanation of how it works: http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal01.html John Matt wrote: I have received a worksheet that seems to have hidden combo boxes that I would like to edit. The dropdown arrow does not appear until you select the cell and when I right click on the arrow, the menu that appears is for a regular cell rather than a control. I have tried to edit the properties in design mode, but have had no luck. Thanks for your help, Matt . |
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Thanks, problem solved!
-----Original Message----- Hi Select the cell. Data.Validation There you can edit it now. The dropdown list can be created in 3 ways 1. You enter the list directly into source field, like 'First, Second, Third' 2. You refer in source field to list in same worksheet, like '=$F$2:$F$10' 3. You refer i source field to named range (only way you can access list on another worksheet), like '=MyList' Arvi Laanemets "Matt" wrote in message ... I have received a worksheet that seems to have hidden combo boxes that I would like to edit. The dropdown arrow does not appear until you select the cell and when I right click on the arrow, the menu that appears is for a regular cell rather than a control. I have tried to edit the properties in design mode, but have had no luck. Thanks for your help, Matt . |
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