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Keeping workbooks open

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ERuane - 13 Apr 2004 14:40 GMT
I am using data from one workbook and created drop down boxes i
another.  My question is - how do I get the drop down boxes to work i
I close the first workbook?  does the workbook always have to stay ope
for the data to appear in the drop down boxes

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ianripping - 13 Apr 2004 17:09 GMT
yeah thats right it does.

you could make a macro that copies the cells from the first workboo
(eg a:a) and then pastes them into the open workbook, everytime yo
open the activeworkbook. The dropdown menu will then read from thi
list.

HT

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ERuane - 13 Apr 2004 17:18 GMT
Thanks - I have to become more familiar with macros - I have never use
them before - I need some lessons

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Ed - 13 Apr 2004 18:28 GMT
ERuane - Get Ron DeBruin's Google add-in.  Makes searching the newsgroups
for macro help so much easier!  I use it more than any book I've ever
bought, and you get real-world lessons form people who've mastered VBA by
using it every day.  http://www.rondebruin.nl/Google.htm

HTH
Ed

> Thanks - I have to become more familiar with macros - I have never used
> them before - I need some lessons!
>
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