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ferdy
 
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I am using Excel 2003 but have been a user of 2000 for a long time. I 've
worked through the creating of a drop down list and understand that but
cannot find advice on the following from Help, so could one of you kind
people out there explain to me:
How do I make changes to a drop down list (ie amend, add items). Indeed,
can I?
Can I use the list for all worksheets within a workbook (hence the need to
amend & add to the list?
I am cleansing a database which is why I am using the drop down list. I
shall then copy the workbook to disk to be loaded onto a completely different
pc (not connected in anyway to mine). Will the list be available if the
person that I am doing this for has another version of Excel?
Sorry to be dim.
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Bob Phillips
 
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What you should do is name the list, InsertNameDefine..., and if you use a
dynamic formula, you can update it at will

=OFFSET($M$1,,,COUNTA($M:$M))

By using a name in the list, you can use it from any worksheet. And it
should work okay with other versions.

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HTH

RP
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I am using Excel 2003 but have been a user of 2000 for a long time. I 've
worked through the creating of a drop down list and understand that but
cannot find advice on the following from Help, so could one of you kind
people out there explain to me:
How do I make changes to a drop down list (ie amend, add items). Indeed,
can I?
Can I use the list for all worksheets within a workbook (hence the need to
amend & add to the list?
I am cleansing a database which is why I am using the drop down list. I
shall then copy the workbook to disk to be loaded onto a completely

different
pc (not connected in anyway to mine). Will the list be available if the
person that I am doing this for has another version of Excel?
Sorry to be dim.



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