VBA Macro to clear selected dropdown cells to blank (Keeping conditional formatting in place)

mjaeger1

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Hi All,

I have a worksheet that will serve as the basis for many future projects, and will be used over and over again.

I would like to have a button (VBA macro) to "reset" all previous dropdown box selections to the original format (no data selected) but keeping all formatting and conditional formatting in place.

Is there a way to "clear all fields" for the selected data? ( the dropdown boxes are scattered throughout, so i would need to only "clear" certain ranges.


How can this be done?
 

Excel Facts

Format cells as currency
Select range and press Ctrl+Shift+4 to format cells as currency. (Shift 4 is the $ sign).
Using:
Rich (BB code):
Range(myRange).ClearContents
should only erase the values and not the formatting.
 
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