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hi,

i want to make a kind of list like that :
1. first
2. Second
3. Third


in the inputmessage off the Validation object.

But how to tell excel to go on the next line for each line?
For the moment it does that: "1. first 2. Second 3. Third" ..ugly..


That's not a cell ...remember...just a popup , so don't speak abou
cells properties :-)


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first line Alt+enter
second line Alt+enter
third line

worked for me.

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hi,

i want to make a kind of list like that :
1. first
2. Second
3. Third


in the inputmessage off the Validation object.

But how to tell excel to go on the next line for each line?
For the moment it does that: "1. first 2. Second 3. Third" ..ugly..


That's not a cell ...remember...just a popup , so don't speak about
cells properties :-)


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In VBA of course....


i have 5 values in cells (a column), i want to make a macro which put
these 5 values , each on a line, in the inputmessage validation popup.
My Validation properties is created dynamicaly.

A macro is executed to do that at workbook load time.

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Turn on the macro recorder and do it manually as I provided. then turn off
the macro recorder and see what is recorded.

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i have 5 values in cells (a column), i want to make a macro which put
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My Validation properties is created dynamicaly.

A macro is executed to do that at workbook load time.

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