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Drop Down List a la HTML
Suppose I have a cell with month names for choices. In asimilar HTML input
page, the user would type "J" and "January" appears. Type "J" again and "June" appears. A third time and "July" appears. The typical excel drop-down (data validation) allows the user to type "Jan" in the cell, but will not choose "January." And the cell won't function as described in the first paragraph. I would like the cell to behave more like the HTML code. Is what I'm describing doable in Excel? How? Many thanks, John |
Drop Down List a la HTML
You need a combobox to get the autocomplete function. DV doesn't have it.
See Debra Dalglesih's site for how-to and code. http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlDataVal10.html Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 8 Dec 2008 09:24:01 -0800, John V wrote: Suppose I have a cell with month names for choices. In asimilar HTML input page, the user would type "J" and "January" appears. Type "J" again and "June" appears. A third time and "July" appears. The typical excel drop-down (data validation) allows the user to type "Jan" in the cell, but will not choose "January." And the cell won't function as described in the first paragraph. I would like the cell to behave more like the HTML code. Is what I'm describing doable in Excel? How? Many thanks, John |
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