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Default Is this a feature new to Excel 2002?

Someone has given me a workbook to do some modifications.
One of the features in the worksheet is something that
I've never seen before. (I don't know if that says
something about me or something about Excel. :0)

When a certain cell is made active, a down arrow appears
next to the cell. I can click on the arrow and it will
show a list of values. I can select one of the values and
it will become the value for that cell. It gets the values
for the list from another worksheet in the book. So in
other words, just like a combobox. But, it does not appear
to be an ActiveX control, a form control, there's no code
for it, no code in the book at all. What is this?

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