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How can I create a combo box that can be used in a column of data (ie, having
a column of states and a combo box of all the states instead of typing in for
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I figured out how to use data validation for this. The next step would be to
filter the list based upon the value in another field (in the same
record/row). IE, if I selected Illinois, the City colum would only list
valid cities in IL? Any suggestions?

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How can I create a combo box that can be used in a column of data (ie, having
a column of states and a combo box of all the states instead of typing in for
each record)

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One way is to create Filter. Select your data including the column
header. Then click on Data Filter. From DropDown boxes on the top
row you can make a selection.

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