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Ok what's the trick to do this?
I have a VBA program that takes data from similarly formatted
sheets, and present the data onto one sheet, as seen below as an example TestNum Value State 1 10 On 4 Off 2 Off 2 8 On 5 On 2 Off Now I want to be fancy and put a drop-down list on the TestNum cell so users can choose a certain TestNum and ONLY data for that TestNum will be show, as seen below if TestNum=2 is chosen TestNum Value State 2 8 On 5 On 2 Off However, by default, I want to show ALL test data. Is this easily done in VBA? |
Ok what's the trick to do this?
Actually the drop-down list is on the cell below the TestNum column
header. If a user selects "All" this cell will show "1" instead of "All" after the data is displayed. If a user selects a certain test number, the cell content will remain that test number. I don't know if this is possible. "Net Doe" wrote in message ... I have a VBA program that takes data from similarly formatted sheets, and present the data onto one sheet, as seen below as an example TestNum Value State 1 10 On 4 Off 2 Off 2 8 On 5 On 2 Off Now I want to be fancy and put a drop-down list on the TestNum cell so users can choose a certain TestNum and ONLY data for that TestNum will be show, as seen below if TestNum=2 is chosen TestNum Value State 2 8 On 5 On 2 Off However, by default, I want to show ALL test data. Is this easily done in VBA? |
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