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Data Validation
Perhaps like in the attached version. You can hide column M on Sheet1 and Sheet1 (2) if you like.
- m_tarlerApr 02, 2025Bronze Contributor
Here is an option:
I create a table on the hidden sheet and then the data validation uses an INDEX of that table based on SHEET()
See attached.
- Jn12345Apr 02, 2025Brass Contributor
Thanks for the input M_Tarler. is there a way to do this where i dont need the SheetN? or do I always need to have an identical extra sheet at the end of the workbook?
- m_tarlerApr 02, 2025Bronze Contributor
You could use the range to the 'HiddenSheet' and then drop that last item (assuming you keep the 'HiddenSheet' at the end
edit: I updated the table formula to do this and included the list of Clients so I could update the Validation formula to NOT use the SHEET() function but rather do a lookup based on the Client name:
=INDEX(DROP(RateList,1),,XMATCH(B1,TAKE(RateList,1)))
so now row 1 of the RateList range is the client name. See attached.