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I have a column with text. The text is a list of different names.
Any one of six names can be input into the cell. Rather than
retyping the same name over I used to press a key or key
combination on the next empty cell to give me a drop down selection
of previous cell entries that I could choose from, but I've forgotten
it. Can you refresh my memory?

I'ts similar to pressing right button on a cell and selecting 'pick from
list'
but it's done on the keyboard.



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Alt+down arrow.

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If I understand you correctly, you can either just start typing and when you
type enough to make that entry unique (which if all of the entries start with
a different letter will be after you type the 1st character,) Excel will
display the matching entry and you can accept it by hitting enter. Or, you
can right-click and choose pick from list.
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I have a column with text. The text is a list of different names.
Any one of six names can be input into the cell. Rather than
retyping the same name over I used to press a key or key
combination on the next empty cell to give me a drop down selection
of previous cell entries that I could choose from, but I've forgotten
it. Can you refresh my memory?

I'ts similar to pressing right button on a cell and selecting 'pick from
list'
but it's done on the keyboard.




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I hadn't tried this until after I posted. This also works. I should have
tried it before posting.
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Alt+down arrow.

Cheers,

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Thanks All, great help.

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