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I have a cell with Validation. The Validation is based on a range. Is there
a way that when you click on that cell it automatically drops down so you can
see the items without having to click the arrow.

Thank you,

Steven
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Steven, you could use some code to do it, right click on worksheet view code
paste this in the window that opens

Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)
If Intersect(Target, Me.Range("A1")) Is Nothing Then Exit Sub
'***Change to your cell****
Application.SendKeys "%{down}"
End Sub

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I have a cell with Validation. The Validation is based on a range. Is
there
a way that when you click on that cell it automatically drops down so you
can
see the items without having to click the arrow.

Thank you,

Steven



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