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How to add Multiple range and Multiple Data Validation List (allow selection of Multiple Items)
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Stella Cheung

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Further to the tutorial "https://www.myonlinetraininghub.com/select-multiple-items-from-drop-down-data-validation-list", I would like to use this in different columns (with different validation lists) in the same sheet. Attach the sample file and please assist with the coding. Thanks!

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Hi Stella

From the code, just change DV_Range to New_Range

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hi Sunny,

Thanks for your reply. My question actually I want to have both DV_range and New_range be available for selection of Multiple items on same sheet and just wonder how to update the coding. If according to your suggestion, will I lose the ability to select multiple items in the DV_range?

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Hi Stella

I misunderstood your questionEmbarassed

You can use multiple ranges like below:

If Not Intersect(Target, ActiveSheet.Range("DV_Range, New_Range, Sunny_Range")) Is Nothing Then

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Hi Sunny,

Yes, it works. Thank you so much!

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