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How can I retreive existing names of a drop down lists that I have created.
The validation box requires you to type an equal sign followed by the name.
What do you do if you forget the name?
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MZ,
If the range name is located in the workbook, you should find it under:
Insert Name Define Known Lists in Workbook will show.

If the range name is in another workbook, then you will need to search
through them to fine its location.

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How can I retreive existing names of a drop down lists that I have created.
The validation box requires you to type an equal sign followed by the name.
What do you do if you forget the name?
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