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![]() No problem! Have another look at the latest revision... I added the DD_3 lists plus revised the list values (with a formula) to better reflect the list they belong to instead of their col label. This required adding a col-relative, row-absolute name for the headers row... =HdrRow&"-"&ROW()-1 This will make adding new lists easier to populate with values. I renamed the cols to reflect they ref cols. (eg: DD1_1 to Col1_1) <more info I use the NameBox (left of FormulaBar) to enter fully absolute range names. (Hdrs, cols, DV lists) I use the NameManager addin for everything else. The DV lists use fully absolute global names. They're names have been revised to reflect they ref lists. (eg: DD_2 to DD2_Lists) I hope you find this more helpful!<g -- Garry Okay, and thanks for doing the workbook. You can only dummy it down just so much, the rest is up to me to absorb it.<g It is a good study piece for me, it will be helpful for sure. I'll ponder away and thanks again. May be back with a couple more what-if's, the code looks pretty intense! But at least I know what it is supposed to do, which will be helpful. Howard |
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