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Do you mean a data validation dropdown list or something else?
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Do you mean a data validation dropdown list or something else?

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yes you know the arrow and when you click on it, it shows the dropdown list? I just want to sort the content.
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yes you know the arrow and when you click on it, it shows the dropdown list? I just want to sort the content.

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Again are you talking about a data validation dropdown list? If so then create a Named Range for the source range (for example MyList) with a &quot;refers To&quot; of something like this: <b>=OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1, 0, 0, COUNTA(Sheet1!$A$1:$A$1001<wbr />))</b>. Then in the Data Validation set &quot;Allow&quot; = List and the &quot;Source&quot; = &quot;=MyList&quot;.
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Again are you talking about a data validation dropdown list? If so then create a Named Range for the source range (for example MyList) with a "refers To" of something like this: =OFFSET(Sheet1!$A$1, 0, 0, COUNTA(Sheet1!$A$1:$A$1001)). Then in the Data Validation set "Allow" = List and the "Source" = "=MyList".

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What part of that does the &quot;sorting&quot;, Martin?
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What part of that does the "sorting", Martin?

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Martin what you said I know that and already did that to create my dropdown list but as Tel2 said where is the sort part? How can sort the content in the list?
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Martin what you said I know that and already did that to create my dropdown list but as Tel2 said where is the sort part? How can sort the content in the list?

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How to sort items in dropdown list in Excel 2010?
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How to sort items in dropdown list in Excel 2010?

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