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I found a way to get it to do what I needed it to.
Kind of did an end-around on it. I used the formula in another cell, then did a cell validation from my working cell to the formulated cell (INDIRECT to the formulated cell). Dropdown appears, in the working cell, and pick the text. I then hid the column that the formula is in. Kind of ugly but effective. |
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