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Default How to assign a reference to [Validation .add] xlValidateList(?)

Greetings,
With VBA I'm currently specifying a long list of xlValidateList items
(formula1:= CSVlist) for each of many cells. There is only one list
(constructed at run-time), but there could be hundreds of values, and there
may be hundreds of cells for which the user will select a unique value. I'm
not sure, but I think Excel typically keeps a seperate xlValidateList for
each cell - if so, this will be very inefficient.

1) Is it possible for Excel 2002 to implement the Validation list by
reference to a data-structure or range - so that the "one list" only ever
exists in one place, but many cells refer to it?

2) Please confirm: when VBA executes the following assignment:

formula1:="=$n$1:$n$18"

, the expression "=$n$1:$n$18" is evaluated immediately(?)

Any help is appreciated,
Cheersr!
 
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