Drop Down List, select by letter?

Geek Girl 007

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I have a drop down list that is very long, I want to be able to select any letter and go to it from here, can this be done?

TEST.xlsx
ABCD
1
2Name of productTotal
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
140
150
160
170
180
190
200
21TOTAL0
22
Sheet2
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C3:C20C3=COUNTIF(B3,"*")
C21C21=SUM(C3:C20)
Cells with Conditional Formatting
CellConditionCell FormatStop If True
C3:C21Cell Value=0textNO
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
B3:B20List=LIST!$A$2:$A$59
 

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Did you look right through the article? There is a section headed

Code Sample 2 -- Works for merged cells and non-merged cells
It was a bit beyond my level especially because there were so many drop down lists in the final sheet I am working on.
I ending up using this instead.


Once again thank you for the advice and support :)
 
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@Geek Girl 007
Another option: try using "Search_deList_v2.1", it's a free Excel add-in, it works on Excel 2007 or later.

Its function is to speed up the search in the data validation list. In any cell that has data validation (with type List) pressing ALT+RIGHT will open a User Form with a combobox. You can type multiple keywords (separated by a space) in the combobox to search items on the list.

By using this add-in, you don't need to have the combobox in your workbook, so you can save your files as .xlsx. And it work on any open workbook.

The new version has some additional features, some of them:
Several ways to search, like using AND or OR or LIKE operator , with or without keyword order.
Sort the list by original order or ascending order.
Widen or shorten the combobox width at run time.
Insert multiple entries into the cell.

You can find it here:
search-delist
 
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@Geek Girl 007
Another option: try using "Search_deList_v2.1", it's a free Excel add-in, it works on Excel 2007 or later.

Its function is to speed up the search in the data validation list. In any cell that has data validation (with type List) pressing ALT+RIGHT will open a User Form with a combobox. You can type multiple keywords (separated by a space) in the combobox to search items on the list.

By using this add-in, you don't need to have the combobox in your workbook, so you can save your files as .xlsx. And it work on any open workbook.

The new version has some additional features, some of them:
Several ways to search, like using AND or OR or LIKE operator , with or without keyword order.
Sort the list by original order or ascending order.
Widen or shorten the combobox width at run time.
Insert multiple entries into the cell.

You can find it here:
search-delist
I really like this, Thanks
 
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