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Creating Drop Down lists
I have created a drop down list! The problem I am having is that sometimes I
want to be able to type free form in the cell rather than using the drop down. Can I do this? If yes, how do I do it? -- thanks Sam |
Creating Drop Down lists
Hi!
Disable the error alert message. Biff "Sam151" wrote in message ... I have created a drop down list! The problem I am having is that sometimes I want to be able to type free form in the cell rather than using the drop down. Can I do this? If yes, how do I do it? -- thanks Sam |
Creating Drop Down lists
Hi Biff - thanks very much! So simple~!
-- thanks Sam "Biff" wrote: Hi! Disable the error alert message. Biff "Sam151" wrote in message ... I have created a drop down list! The problem I am having is that sometimes I want to be able to type free form in the cell rather than using the drop down. Can I do this? If yes, how do I do it? -- thanks Sam |
Creating Drop Down lists
You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff "Sam151" wrote in message ... Hi Biff - thanks very much! So simple~! -- thanks Sam "Biff" wrote: Hi! Disable the error alert message. Biff "Sam151" wrote in message ... I have created a drop down list! The problem I am having is that sometimes I want to be able to type free form in the cell rather than using the drop down. Can I do this? If yes, how do I do it? -- thanks Sam |
Creating Drop Down lists
Hi sam, I'm larry. Would you mind if I used your drop down code? I don't much
about writing VB but I sure like using it. Thanks, larry "Sam151" wrote: I have created a drop down list! The problem I am having is that sometimes I want to be able to type free form in the cell rather than using the drop down. Can I do this? If yes, how do I do it? -- thanks Sam |
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