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Hi all
I have a large worksheet and one column contains a code consisting of two letters. The two letters represent the name of a particular division Division. For example, FG would mean 'Food Group', HR would mean 'Healthcare'. As there are too many for me to remember what they all mean, is there a way I can click onto a cell and Excel gives me an 'input message' style box, telling me what the code stands for? I have tried to use Data Validation but can't get that to work as it shows the same input message regardless of what cell I am on. By the way, the worksheet is sorted in numerical order by another column so I can't sort it by the Code and then apply separate input messages. Does anybody have any other ideas??? Thank you. Louise |
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