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Thanks Ron,
It took a bit of time but I finally got my head around it. "Ron Coderre" wrote: CORRECTION: 'Refers To' *should be*: =OFFSET(EmpList!$A$1,,,COUNTA(EmpList!$A:$A),1) instead of Refers To: =OFFSET(EmpList!$A$1,,,COUNTA(EmpList!$A:$A),2) Data Validation only allows 1 row or column in the referenced range. My prev formula made a 2 column dynamic list. €˘€˘€˘€˘€˘€˘€˘€˘€˘€˘ Regards, Ron "Ron Coderre" wrote: Try this: If your employee list is in Cells A1:B100 on the EmpList sheet: €˘Go to the EmpList sheet €˘InserNameDefine -Name: LU_Emp -Refers To: =OFFSET(EmpList!$A$1,,,COUNTA(EmpList!$A:$A),2) -Click [OK] That should create a range named LU_Emp that referes to cells A1:B100 on the EmpList sheet. If you add a name to the bottom of the list, the new reference will automatically change to cells A1:B101 €˘Set the cell validations to refer to the LU_Emp named range -When in the Source field, click press the [F3] key to see the list of names and select LU_Emp. Does that help? €˘€˘€˘€˘€˘€˘€˘€˘€˘€˘ Regards, Ron "Driver" wrote: I can create arrays but what about dynamic arrays? E.g. Say I have an employee and an employee ID on one sheet (My employee sheet) and then on another sheet I have ratings for the month for that employer using data validation. How can I get the data validation to grow or shrink as more or less employees are added? |
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