Data validation is the foundation of creating drop-down lists in Excel. By setting up data validation rules, you can create lists that automatically update as your data changes.

Excel's data validation feature offers an efficient way to perform a variety of tasks. This collection of techniques demonstrates several handy ways to ...

We’re going to combine the data validation control with the conditional formatting feature in order to apply a font color to the selected list value.

This comprehensive guide will walk you through the process of creating dependent drop-down lists in Excel, focusing on the use of named ranges, the INDIRECT function, and data validation techniques.

Drop-down lists in Excel let you create a list of valid choices that you can select for a given field. We'll show you how to use tables, named ranges, formulas, data validation, and table styles.

To create a custom list, click the cell in which you want the list to appear. Click "Data Validation" on the Data tab and click "Data Validation." Choose "List" in the Allow box.

The Data Validation feature in Excel 2013 offers a List option to confine selections in a cell to a preconfigured series of values. This selection can further influence the values in another list ...

This article will teach you how to create drop-down lists in Microsoft Excel using a feature called Data Validation. When applied, the Data Validation function serves to restrict data that can be ...

In this article we will show you how to display multiple columns in a validation list in Excel. We will show you a method that can then be applied to your data.

When you update this spreadsheet with new or different data, you won’t have to re-create the validation rule, but you will need to click Circle Invalid Data again. This tool would be useful to bring ...