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BTW what are you trying to achieve?
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Thank you very much. &nbsp;I just wanted to blank the cell because I'm using a data validation indirect and the list is dependent.
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Thank you very much.  I just wanted to blank the cell because I'm using a data validation indirect and the list is dependent.

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Thank you very much. &nbsp;I'm surprised I was missing something so obvious.
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Thank you very much.  I'm surprised I was missing something so obvious.

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You're welcome Mattfmiller! Glad your issue is resolved. :)
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You're welcome Mattfmiller! Glad your issue is resolved. :)

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I'm trying to have a macro run once a dropdown list has changed values but it doesn't seem to be working.<br />
&nbsp;I've tried a couple of approaches with no luck.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-29091893-1">Option Explicit

Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)

If Target.Address = &quot;$B$1&quot; Then

Range(&quot;B2&quot;).Value = &quot;&quot;

End If

End Sub</code></pre>
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I'm trying to have a macro run once a dropdown list has changed values but it doesn't seem to be working.
 I've tried a couple of approaches with no luck.

Thanks,

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Trying to Execute Macro when dropdown changes in Excel

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