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How to hide a list

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FC2008

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Hi,

Here's what I'm working with:


I have made a list of the different temperatures using Data>Validation. Using vlookup I've connected the temp with the yield stress values.
I would like to hide the grayed out values.
How can this be accomplished?

Thank you.
 
I don't think that's possible when using Validation..
 
You can put the data on another sheet (see the second example I sent). You have to type the area because the data validation will not let you choose another sheet.
 
I don't think that's possible when using Validation..
The trick is give a name to the range in the other sheet.

For example attached in sheet2 I highlighted A1:A8 and typed insert/name/create/TopRow.

Then in sheet 1 data validation tab in list box I put =TempData.

Then as stated sheet 2 could be hidden if desired.



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 http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=ef65a6f1-f062-4eca-aa95-8443c0443fc3&file=exBook1.xls
That worked really well guys, thank you very much.
Nice way to start off the week :)
 
Using names is a great tip. In this case you want a "Workbook level" name. This is what EXCEL does by default. But remember that you can creat "Worksheet Level" names. See link below.[smile]

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