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Format Part of a Cell Select the cell you want to format. In the formula bar, select the text you want to format. Select the text formatting you want to use. Press Enter.

Select the cell that contains the drop-down list, and then in the Ribbon, select Home > Styles > Conditional Formatting.

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coded DropDown List with Conditional Formatting Mark your dropdown cells, which in this case are in column A, and go to Home > Conditional Formatting then select New Rule. Now click the New Rule option. Then click the Format button. And then click the Fill tab, choose a colour you like.

The simple solution is to widen the column that the drop-down box is in. You can adjust the column manually by dragging the border of the column header.

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Unfortunately, the font size of a drop-down list can only be changed using VBA. However, you can make the font smaller around the drop-down box (or across the entire sheet), and then zoom in on the overall view. In this way, the font in the drop-down field is also displayed larger.

Select the cells that you want to contain the lists. On the ribbon, click DATA > Data Validation. In the dialog, set Allow to List. Click in Source, type the text or numbers (separated by commas, for a comma-delimited list) that you want in your drop-down list, and click OK.

In most cases: the worksheet had other cells with data validation in the same row. all dropdowns became the width of the widest dropdown. one of the data validation lists is in a merged cell.

The simplest fix is once you select a value from the drop down, move the focus to the left or right to hide that drop down arrow.