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pre-fill cell by typing first few letters of a list
I have created a list and have set the cell validation to pick from the list.
I want to be able to just type in the first letter and have the cell pre-fill with the first item in the list matching the typed letter and keep pulling if I hit the same letter again. (i.e.-My list contains Cat, Corn, and Cupid. When I am on a cell with the validation set I type a C and it automatically fills in Cat, if I hit C again it goes to Corn, again and it goes to Cupid. It would then wrap around to Cat again if I continued to hit C) |
pre-fill cell by typing first few letters of a list
Not exactly what you've asked for, but very close:
http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal10.html Instead of jumping from Cat to Corn to Cupid, it will auto-fill based on what you type: Ca - will come up with Cat Co - would go to Corn Cu - gets you to Cupid. Debra has some good routines for doing this type of thing, and others 'tricks' with lists. "Trying to learn!" wrote: I have created a list and have set the cell validation to pick from the list. I want to be able to just type in the first letter and have the cell pre-fill with the first item in the list matching the typed letter and keep pulling if I hit the same letter again. (i.e.-My list contains Cat, Corn, and Cupid. When I am on a cell with the validation set I type a C and it automatically fills in Cat, if I hit C again it goes to Corn, again and it goes to Cupid. It would then wrap around to Cat again if I continued to hit C) |
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