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Good Morning,
Other than using the validation method and producing a dropdown box, is there any other methods available to show a list and allow a user to select one (or more) selections in a cell, while still displaying all of the choices on the list? Thanks Fred |
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Fred,
you can use an ActiveX combo-box or listbox on your sheet. If the values to choose are in, say, H1:H10: Right click on the menu area to display the Forms toolbar. Click combo or listbox and draw on Excel. Double-click the box to format. Use H1:H10 as Input Cells. Use another cell (e.g. F1) as Cell Link. The combo box will not put one of the values of H1:H10 in F1, but the ordinal number (1-10). Your output is computed with the formula: =INDEX(H1:H10,F1) HTH Kostis Vezerides On Jun 21, 6:08 pm, fgwiii wrote: Good Morning, Other than using the validation method and producing a dropdown box, is there any other methods available to show a list and allow a user to select one (or more) selections in a cell, while still displaying all of the choices on the list? Thanks Fred |
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