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Is there an order that you want them to appear?<br />
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Would you instead just like the user to choose from a dropdown list?
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Thanks for your quick response it can appear like this.<br />
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After &nbsp;&quot;&quot; &nbsp;, &nbsp; &quot;DONE&quot; <br />
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The rest can follow <br />
&nbsp;&quot;NOW&quot;, &nbsp; &quot;THEN&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp;&quot;ZLAST&quot;
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You may like this better.<br />
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<pre><code class="code-10 nolinks" id="code-20-41800767-1"><span>Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)</span>
<span>Select Case UCase(Cells(ActiveCell.Row, &quot;H&quot;))</span>
<span>    Case &quot;&quot;</span>
<span>        Cells(ActiveCell.Row, &quot;H&quot;) = &quot;DONE&quot;</span>
<span>    Case &quot;DONE&quot;</span>
<span>        Cells(ActiveCell.Row, &quot;H&quot;) = &quot;NOW&quot;</span>
<span>    Case &quot;NOW&quot;</span>
<span>        Cells(ActiveCell.Row, &quot;H&quot;) = &quot;THEN&quot;</span>
<span>    Case &quot;THEN&quot;</span>
<span>        Cells(ActiveCell.Row, &quot;H&quot;) = &quot;ZLAST&quot;</span>
<span>    Case &quot;ZLAST&quot;</span>
<span>        Cells(ActiveCell.Row, &quot;H&quot;) = &quot;&quot;</span>
<span>End Select</span>
<span>Application.EnableEvents = False</span>
<span>Target.Offset(1, 0).Activate</span>
<span>Application.EnableEvents = True</span>
<span>End Sub</span>
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Work's great thanks a mil Martin Liss
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Hello Experts Exchange, I want to add more words to these code module. The code module show two words at this time, &quot;&quot;&nbsp;and &quot;DONE&quot; want to add &quot;NOW&quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot;THEN&quot; &nbsp; &nbsp;and &nbsp; &quot;ZLAST&quot; to the one that i currently have. So that when i keep on clicking on the button i would see &quot;&quot;&nbsp; , &nbsp; &quot;DONE&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp;&quot;NOW&quot;, &nbsp; &quot;THEN&quot;, &nbsp; &nbsp;&quot;ZLAST&quot;. A total of five words, see one word every time i click on it. Thanks again Experts Exchange community for your help and time.<br />
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<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-10-28970218-1"><span>If UCase(Cells(ActiveCell.Row, &quot;H&quot;)) = &quot;DONE&quot; Then</span>
<span>        Cells(ActiveCell.Row, &quot;H&quot;) = &quot;&quot;</span>
<span>        </span>
<span>    Else</span>
<span>        Cells(ActiveCell.Row, &quot;H&quot;) = &quot;DONE&quot;</span>
</code></pre>
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Hello Experts Exchange, I want to add more words to these code module. The code module show two words at this time, "" and "DONE" want to add "NOW"     "THEN"    and   "ZLAST" to the one that i currently have. So that when i keep on clicking on the button i would see ""  ,   "DONE",    "NOW",   "THEN",    "ZLAST". A total of five words, see one word every time i click on it. Thanks again Experts Exchange community for your help and time.

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If i keep on clicking i want to see more than two options.

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