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Yes, it's possible, kind of.
Right click your sheet tab, take "View Code" for the sheet, that should take you to events for the sheet. You want Worksheet: Selection Change. You'll need to get the Address and column of the selection. You'll need to validate so that if it's the column you're concerned about(Warning: Sometimes you can get unexpected results from a multiple selection, but for the most part it works OK.) it will trigger macro actions. Such as: You'll need to create a User Form in the Visual Basic Editor. When it's triggered(by your If statement above) it will need to have a list box....and you need to load that list box with values. Then when the user makes a selection and clicks enter, you will load the selection into the cell (whose address you captured above). It seems like a simple thing when it's all built, but it's a lot of pieces. My advice is that this is a good way to start learning, just work on one piece at a time, and when they're all connected up together and working, you'll feel great!! Alan |
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