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A easy and effective way to do this is by using Validation. Simply select the cell in which you want the dropdown, (such as the green-shaded cell in the graphic), choose Validation / Allow List and then select a range for your Source of dropdown entries.
Presto! Instant DropDown Box!
By combining a dropdown and elements such as a VLookup function, you can create a powerful and interesting report in Excel.
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