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Hi,

Does anybody knows how to get the listfunction in a cell, to select by some
values.

I know the validation list function but I don't like to have the values in
the same sheet.

Now I use a combobox in a Form, with the Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick.

//Lasse


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Default Dropdownlist in a Cell

Hi Lasse,

Does anybody knows how to get the listfunction in a cell, to select by
some
values.

I know the validation list function but I don't like to have the values in
the same sheet.


To use a list in another sheet for Data Validation purposes, name the list
and use the name in the Data Validation source dropdown box, e.g.:

= MyList

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Norman



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Hi,

Does anybody knows how to get the listfunction in a cell, to select by
some
values.

I know the validation list function but I don't like to have the values in
the same sheet.

Now I use a combobox in a Form, with the Worksheet_BeforeDoubleClick.

//Lasse




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