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I'm making a like for data validation that contains formulas. I'd like the
list to be of variable length. In data validation I can check Ignore blank, but how do I ignore formulas resulting in "" (Or what should my formulas result in, in order to be ignored.) I don't want to be able to choose an "unavailable" option as this is the whole point of including the data validation. Thanks in advance for your suggestions. Wes |
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Instead of including blank cells, you could use a dynamic range as the
list source. There are instructions he http://www.contextures.com/xlNames01.html Wes wrote: I'm making a like for data validation that contains formulas. I'd like the list to be of variable length. In data validation I can check Ignore blank, but how do I ignore formulas resulting in "" (Or what should my formulas result in, in order to be ignored.) I don't want to be able to choose an "unavailable" option as this is the whole point of including the data validation. -- Debra Dalgleish Excel FAQ, Tips & Book List http://www.contextures.com/tiptech.html |
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