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Scroll down to see results. Note there may be multiple pages. Click t he name of the person you are looking for. In this example, just 4 dynamic range names are used. Three are used to create the basic framework of the method. The fourth permits any number of subsidiary lists to be created to act as Dependent dropdown lists from the entry in the previous column, without having to define individual names for each list. DV - Different Drop Downs from One Source -- Instead of using a different source for each data validation list, AlexJ has devised a simple way to use the same source for all the lists.
Users can choose from a drop down list to show or hide the messages. DV - Assign Players Each Inning -- Select a player from a dropdown list in this Excel template, and that name disappears from the other dropdowns for that inning. DV - Data Validation Lookup -- Select a level from a dropdown list in this Excel template, then enter a minimum and maximum value in adjacent columns. The values are constrained by the limits set in a lookup table on another worksheet.
DV - ClipArt Selection -- Select a clipart item from a data validation dropdown list, and that picture appears in the adjacent cell. Excel template from Bernie Deitrick. DV - Dynamic Dependent Dropdowns from Unsorted List -- Select Yes or No from the first dropdown list in this Excel template, and the dependent cell's validation list shows only items for that selection. Dependent lists are created from an unsorted master list, where items are marked as Yes or No.
DV - Add Headings for Navigation -- Add letter headings in a long list of data validation items, to make it easier for users to navigate the list. Excel template from Roger Govier. DV - Hide Matching Columns -- Select a date from a dropdown list in this Excel template, and columns with matching date in the heading are marked. Click a button to hide marked or unmarked columns. DV - Dependent Cell List Multiple Offset -- Select a name from the first dropdown list, and the dependent cell's validation list shows only products for that name.
Select a product, and the third column's validation list shows only the items for that name and product. Based on a lookup table sorted by name and product. DV - Data Validation Combobox With Entry Check -- Double-click a cell that contains a data validation list, and a combobox appears -- font size can be set, more than 8 rows displayed, autocomplete can be enabled.
When the combobox loses focus, the entry is validated. DV - Limit Data Validation Selection -- If a selection has been made in a dependent cell in this Excel template, the data validation list is limited to the current selection. DV - Reset Data Validation Cells -- Macro to clear data valiation cells, and if cell has a data validation list, select the first item from the list in this Excel template. Names are removed from data validation dropdown list once they've been assigned to any daily task in this Excel template.
DV - Seating Plan -- Use data validation and shapes linked to cells, to plan table seating arrangement. DV - Flexible Item List -- Use formulas to automatically add new unique items to a data validation dropdown list. Excel template from Ron Coderre. DV - Dependent Lists Country City -- Select a country from the first dropdown list in this Excel template, and the dependent cell's validation list shows only the cities in that country.
To prevent invalid data, after a city is selected, the country dropdown shows only that city's country. DV - Dependent Cell List Offset -- Select a region from the first dropdown list, and the dependent cell's validation list shows only the customers in that region.
Based on a lookup table sorted by Region. DV - Dynamic Chart -- Select Start and End dates from Data Validation lists; chart updates automatically to display sales for selected time period. DV - Input Message in Textbox -- Select a cell that contains a data validation input title or message, and a textbox appears.
Control the size, position and formatting of the message. VLookup formulas return the shipping address for the selected location. DV - Dependent Data Validation Combobox -- Double-click a cell that contains a data validation list, and a combobox appears -- font size can be set, more than 8 rows displayed, autocomplete can be enabled. DV - Create Chart from Current Data -- Select a value from a data validation dropdown, and an event procedure captures the current data, and creates a scatter chart.
DV - Dependent Cell List Lookup -- Select an item from the first dropdown list, and the dependent cell's validation list shows only the accessories available for that item. Based on a lookup table where applicable accessories are marked. Source lists on separate sheet. Based on code from Jason Morin. DV - Data Validation Combobox Named Lists -- Double-click a cell that contains a data validation list, and a combobox appears -- font size can be set, more than 8 rows displayed, autocomplete can be enabled.
Macros must be enabled. DV - Update Dependent Cell -- Selection from first list runs event code that selects the first item from a dependent list in an adjacent cell. DV - Variable Validation -- Selection from the first list runs event code that changes the validation in adjacent cell. DV - Data Validation Spinner -- Use a spin button control to select the next or previous item from a data validation list.
One example uses a macro, the other example uses a formula DataValSpinner. Formulas calculate the cooking schedule, based on the target meal time.
DV - Limit Selection List -- If you have a lengthy list, it's hard to find an item in the data validation dropdown. Use an Advanced Filter to create a short list, and select from that.
Event code creates the short list. DV - Update Validation Selections -- If you change an item in a data validation source list, the worksheet may show previously selected items. Event code can update the worksheet when you update the source list.
Multiple lists: datavalupdatemulti. DV - Update Multiple Validation Lists -- In a workbook with multiple data validation lists, type a new value in a cell that contains data validation, and it's automatically added to the appropriate source list, and the list is sorted; a macro automates the list updates.
DV - Data Validation Combobox -- Double-click on a cell that contains a data validation list, and a combobox appears -- font size can be set, more than 8 rows displayed, and autocomplete can be enabled. To see how this technique works, watch this short video. It shows the data validattion first, and then the combo box is added. DV - Default to First Value -- Data validation limits values that can be entered; event macro enters the default value for the selected option. DV - Happy Face Gauge -- Data validation limits values that can be entered; event macro adjusts the curve.
Separate worksheets with code for Excel and Excel DV - Select Multiple Items from Dropdown List -- Select multiple items from a dropdown list; an event macro stores selections in adjacent cell, or in same cell.
The second list contains unique items from the selected column, sorted in descending order. DV - Combine Multiple Lists into One -- A data validation list from a worksheet must come from contiguous cells in a single column or row. This example uses formulas to combine three dynamic lists into one master list. DV - Cross Dependent Validation List s -- Selection from the first list controls the items available in the dependent cells. Selections in the dependent lists control the dropdown items in the first list.
DV - Update Validation List -- type a new value in a cell that contains data validation, and it's automatically added to the source list, and the list is sorted; a macro automates the list updates. DV - Dynamic Validation List -- shows customers with start and end dates that include selected date, macro automates the list creation. DV - Model Pricing Scenario -- uses data validation to create dropdown lists, Scenarios to store variables, macro automates scenario display.
DV - Purchase Order -- uses data validation to create dropdown lists, VLookups to return values from named ranges on different sheets. DV - Data Validation Checklist -- uses data validation to create dropdown lists, with only checked items appearing in the list.
DV - Chart Selected Date Range -- uses data validation to create dropdown lists, and dynamic named ranges to plot the selected date range. DV - Machine Capacity -- uses data validation to create dropdown lists, and the VLookup and Match functions to extract information from a table. Some of the sample files contain macros, so enable macros when you open the files, if you want to test the macros. In this workbook, code runs automatically when you filter one of the columns.
The macro colours the heading cell with bright yellow fill, in the filtered column. The original heading colours are stored on a different worksheet in the file. When the filter is cleared, the macro automatically runs again, and applies the original colour from the stored colours.
In a formatted Excel Table, use this technique to filter cells that have multiple items entered. In the sample file, there are multiple weekday names in the WorkDays column. Above the table, click on a Slicer, to filter the WorkDays column for any rows that contain the selected weekday name.
In the sample file, code runs automatically, to allow multiple selection, and and to filter the WorkDays column. Click buttons to run macros that filters the original data to different sheets, based on criteria.
The first macro extract data for specific areas, that are listed on one of the worksheets,. The next macro sends that data to other sheets, based on the status that you enter for each item in the extracted list. UF - Show Specific Sheets Multi Selector Select a sheet type on one of the 3 Selector sheets, and only sheets with that text in their name are visible. Choose ALL to see all the worksheets.
Instead, mark the text with red font, then run a macro to change red text to Superscript. Clear the check box, and the date cell is also cleared.
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