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Predict based on range or series
Hi.
I have a series of numbers in a list. I am requiring people to fill in a block which has these same numbers however, I am trying to cut down on the time they spend entering the numbers. I know how to set up validation to have a dropdown box however, this gets back into a time issue when they have to stop keying and start scrolling. Is there a code that I could use to enfore predictive text within a column based on the values within another range? Excel does this on its own sometimes if you have similar names in the rows (of the same continuous column) above. I just need to know how to 'force' predictive text when someone is keying in a number that already exist. Example: 123456 789012 345678 901234 567890 when someone types "123" I want them to be able to see that the most likely remaining numbers in that series is "...456" .. From there, they can hit enter and move on to the next cell. Hope this is makes sense.... thanx |
Predict based on range or series
Look up the AutoComplete property in VBA help.
"J.W. Aldridge" wrote: Hi. I have a series of numbers in a list. I am requiring people to fill in a block which has these same numbers however, I am trying to cut down on the time they spend entering the numbers. I know how to set up validation to have a dropdown box however, this gets back into a time issue when they have to stop keying and start scrolling. Is there a code that I could use to enfore predictive text within a column based on the values within another range? Excel does this on its own sometimes if you have similar names in the rows (of the same continuous column) above. I just need to know how to 'force' predictive text when someone is keying in a number that already exist. Example: 123456 789012 345678 901234 567890 when someone types "123" I want them to be able to see that the most likely remaining numbers in that series is "...456" .. From there, they can hit enter and move on to the next cell. Hope this is makes sense.... thanx |
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