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If I understand what you are asking for, drop-down lists should do the trick.
On the hidden sheet, insert the list of choices for a particular column on the visible sheet. Place a title at the top, highlight all the cells except for the title. In the address box (upper left of screen) type the title you have chosen. Click on "Data/List/Create List". Your chosen cells will be represented on the dialog box that appears. Click OK. On the sheet to be updated highlight the range of cells in a column that fits the list you created. Click on "Data/Validation". Choose "List" from the choices. Type "=(your title)" in the Source box and close the dialog. You should see a drop-down arrow which, when clicked, will display the choices. Jim "kyle" wrote: I have a program with quite a few macros, so the formatting of the names used in the program must be identical. I thought I could remedy this by adding a database of some sort so that they would be forced to pick the name from a list. I am quite in the dark about all of this and actually got the idea from someone else on the discussion group. If someone could briefly explain how that would work or a way to write the macro I'm looking for that would be great. I would need the list to be updated by other people if that helps and the person I got the idea from used a hidden sheet. ps. if you need more information about something just let me know, I understand if it's a little confusing since I'm quite confused. thanks, Kyle |
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