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Select the cell where you want the Dependent/Conditional Drop Down list (E3 in this example). Go to Data ?> Data Validation. In the Data Validation dialog box, within the setting tab, make sure List in selected. In the Source field, enter the formula =INDIRECT(D3).

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.

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.

To create a drop-down list which changes ing to what the user selects, you can use an IF statement within the data validation feature. In the Ribbon, select Data > Data Tools > Data Validation.

Go to Data ?> Data Tools ?> Data Validation. Source: $A$1:$A$6 (you can use the range where you have the data). Ignore Blank: Checked (uncheck this if you don't want the user to enter blank). In-cell dropdown: Checked (this would enable the drop down feature).

Add a single condition, like two countries and their cities Stay in the Settings tab; Select List in the Allow box; In the Source box, select the range of cells containing the values you want to display in the drop-down list (here I select the headers of the table) Click the OK button. See screenshot:

Here's how: Select the cell with the drop-down list and press Ctrl + C to copy it. Select the cells where you want to add the dropdown. Right-click the selection, click Paste Special, and then select the Validation option.

Re: Disable copy paste function without VBA code Select all cells with drop down list in the worksheet you need to protect. Click Find & Select > Data Validation under Home tab. Right click on them and select Format Cells in the right-clicking menu. ... Go to Review tab and click Protect Sheet button.