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Trouble With Data Validation And Filtering On A Dropdown
Hi all,
I need help! I created a dropdown menu using Data Validation and a dynamic range, so that anything typed into the range automatically appears on the dropdown. The formula I used for this was a Defined Name of: =OFFSET('Priority List'!$C$6,1,0,COUNTA('Priority List'!$A:$A),1) Where C6 is the header cell of the column and I want the range to go on to the end. What I want to know is how I can filter that dropdown so that when I select "A" from the dropdown menu, all the rows that do not have "A" in the C-column are hidden (like what happens with Autofilter). Is there any way to do this? I am pretty new to the tough aspects of Excel, so please try to keep it relatively simple. Thanks! |
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