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getting a drop down to start listing from the top of a column
hey,
i have a sheet that has two drop down cells on it. the information in the second cell is dependent on what a person chooses in the first cell. this 2nd cell information is a list of items under a heading decided by the first cell. however when the cell drops down the drop down window shows the items at the bottom of the list and a user must then scroll UP to find what they want. not that this affects functionality but it does look tacky. is there a way to fix this. also to note: if in the data-validation window, i make the cell references backwards (ie G50:G1) it works fine but only until the next time i chnage the first drop down item and excel recalculates. it then "fixes" my cell reference. thanks -michael |
getting a drop down to start listing from the top of a column
If the cell with the data validation list is blank, and there is a blank
cell at the end of the source range, that's what will be selected when the list is opened. You could use a dynamic range as the list source. There are instructions he http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html mtjarrett wrote: hey, i have a sheet that has two drop down cells on it. the information in the second cell is dependent on what a person chooses in the first cell. this 2nd cell information is a list of items under a heading decided by the first cell. however when the cell drops down the drop down window shows the items at the bottom of the list and a user must then scroll UP to find what they want. not that this affects functionality but it does look tacky. is there a way to fix this. also to note: if in the data-validation window, i make the cell references backwards (ie G50:G1) it works fine but only until the next time i chnage the first drop down item and excel recalculates. it then "fixes" my cell reference. thanks -michael -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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