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I'm working in an application that generates an excel file with a data validation list. The problem its because my values im putting in that list also contains comma characters, but i dont want to split up this value. Someone knows if there is a special character i can put at the string to appears as a comma when using the dropdown? Thanks Christiano |
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Be more specific; include a snippet of your code if possible. It may be that
you simply need to enclose the portion of the string containing the commas within quote marks. "Christiano Borchardt" wrote: Hi, I'm working in an application that generates an excel file with a data validation list. The problem its because my values im putting in that list also contains comma characters, but i dont want to split up this value. Someone knows if there is a special character i can put at the string to appears as a comma when using the dropdown? Thanks Christiano |
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Put your list in a range (on a hidden worksheet???) and name that range. Then
use that name in your Data|validation list box. Christiano Borchardt wrote: Hi, I'm working in an application that generates an excel file with a data validation list. The problem its because my values im putting in that list also contains comma characters, but i dont want to split up this value. Someone knows if there is a special character i can put at the string to appears as a comma when using the dropdown? Thanks Christiano -- Dave Peterson |
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Create a named range (could be in a hidden sheet)
Tim -- Tim Williams Palo Alto, CA "Christiano Borchardt" wrote in message ... Hi, I'm working in an application that generates an excel file with a data validation list. The problem its because my values im putting in that list also contains comma characters, but i dont want to split up this value. Someone knows if there is a special character i can put at the string to appears as a comma when using the dropdown? Thanks Christiano |
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