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Some additional considerations.
1. Rename all defined Tables with meaningful names (currently they are default names like Table2, Table3, etc.). (Whenever you rename a defined Table, or column header in it, this change is made automatically in all Table formulas in your workbook.) 2. Define your pick-lists as Tables. Replace your named range formulas for pick-lists with formulas like Code:
=TableName[ColumnHeader] No need for pick-lists for data validation lists which have small number of fixed selections (like Yes/No). You can enter such list directly into Data Validation, like "Yes;No" (without equal sign, and without quotes, and I'm not sure about delimiter for your settings). 3. I just did see, that there are several pick-lists with repeated values (Input Target, Authorsing Target, Document Target). Are those linked to task/document type values in pick-lists at left of them? When yes, then make Input Task, Authorising Task and Document Type Tables 2-column ones. Task/Document Type named ranges are not affected, as they are defined for column, and Target's are calculated using VLOOKUP(), like Code:
=VLOOKUP([@TaskColumn],tTaskTable,2,0) |
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