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I had Data!$A$14:$A$19 Now... I have Data!Action Where Action is the named range. Much more better and cleaner for if and when I have a process to insert into Action I'll have new values for my referring combo box. TIA JeffP..... "Simon Lloyd " wrote in message ... I,m not entirely sure what you want but if you have named a range you can have a dropdown list box by using DATA, VALIDATION, then choose allow list then in the range box type =MC! Don't forget to highlight the range you want the listbox to work on befroe you choose validation. Hope this helps! Simon --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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