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Hi,

I'm trying to use a drop down list as a navigation system for a work sheet
that has over 40 charts in it. I have created a drop down list (at the top
of the worksheet above a frozen window split) that has entries populated with
the static reference names that I am using (ie the names of the charts).
What i want to do is allow the user to scroll down the list and click an item
in the list. As they click the item i want to have excel select and display
the area behind the chart that the item describes.
Eg A name in the list is Anual Total Expenditure. It is physically located
above cells b51:j61. If i use a simple hyperlink i would normally set it to
(b51:j61).

How do i make it such that if a user clicks on Anual Total Expenditure in
the drop down list, that excel will select b51:j61 as if the user had clicked
on a hyperlink?

Thanks
 
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