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How to easily copy a dropdown list, down a column or range in Excel YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip How to easily copy a drop down list down to a column or range in excel. In this video i will showMoreHow to easily copy a drop down list down to a column or range in excel. In this video i will show you two easy and fast ways to copy a drop down list to a whole range the first way add the drop down

Create a drop-down list Select the cells that you want to contain the lists. On the ribbon, select DATA > Data Validation. In the dialog box, 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 select OK.

Copy Excel Drop Down List To Word Document - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And in the as box click the Microsoft Excel Pro worksheet object. And click the OK. Button. Now theMoreAnd in the as box click the Microsoft Excel Pro worksheet object. And click the OK. Button. Now the drop-down less cell is pasted into the word document.

Press ALT + Down Arrow to display the dropdown menu.

If you only want to copy the drop down and not the formatting, here are the steps: Copy the cell that has the drop down. Select the cells where you want to copy the drop down. Go to Home ?> Paste ?> Paste Special. In the Paste Special dialogue box, select Validation in Paste options. Click OK.

You can copy your current drop-down list to another cell, cell range, or multiple cells. Simply copy cells within the drop-down list, select the range of cells, right-click on your mouse, and click on copy. Another method is to select the cells and use the Ctrl+C keyboard shortcut.

Copy Excel Drop Down List To Word Document - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And in the as box click the Microsoft Excel Pro worksheet object. And click the OK. Button. Now theMoreAnd in the as box click the Microsoft Excel Pro worksheet object. And click the OK. Button. Now the drop-down less cell is pasted into the word document.

Operating with "mouse keys" Once you enable mouse keys, you can quickly activate it by pressing "Alt," "Left Shift" and "Num Lock." A pop-up appears to confirm you want to turn it on, and you can use the arrow keys to navigate to "Yes" and press the spacebar to confirm.

By using the keyboard shortcut "Alt + D + L", you can create drop-down lists quickly and easily. Try it out for yourself and see how much time you can save!

Press Alt + Down Arrow (+ Up Arrow also works). Then you can use the arrow keys ( Left Arrow and Right Arrow also work) to move around the selection and then press Enter to select an entry. Edit: works on autofilters, too.