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![]() Hello I thought I found a way of avoiding this problem but no such luck. Hence further questions. My source data is based around a large number of variables, i.e. I have over 600 manufacturers with some offering more than 400 products. Given this, can Excel handle my request as the Contextures site requires you to lay out all of the data in a pivot format so you can name each range? Or is there an easier VBA way? And given the manufacturers appear multiple times, how do I create a single entry list for the primary DD list in the first place? Hope this makes sense Thanks, Arjay "NoodNutt" wrote: G'day Arjay Check out this site: http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html Download the sample file, I used it on a spreadsheet at work & it works fine. Follow the instructions HTH Mark. |
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