Bottom Line: Learn to create dynamic data validation lists. These in-cell drop-down lists automatically expand to include new rows that are added to the source data range.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Bottom Line: The complete Excel guide on how to create drop-down lists in cells (data validation lists). Includes keyboard shortcuts to select items, copying drop-downs to other cells, handling invalid inputs, updating lists with new items, and more.
Skill Level: Beginner
Bottom Line: Learn how to enable the Developer tab on the ribbon so that you can access commonly used functions for Macros, VBA, and Add-ins. Works on all versions of Excel for Windows (Excel 2007, Excel 2010, Excel 2013, Excel 2016, Excel 2019, and Office 365).
Skill Level: Beginner
Bottom line: Learn two keyboard shortcuts for displaying the Intellisense menu, so you can autocomplete words in the VB editor.
Skill level: Intermediate
Bottom line: Learn how to create macro buttons that apply filters to multiple columns in a filtered range or Table.
Skill level: Intermediate
Bottom line: Learn how to clear all filters, and filters on a single column with VBA macros. Includes code examples for regular ranges and Excel Tables.
Skill level: Intermediate
Bottom line: Learn how to apply color and icon filters with VBA. Includes examples for filtering for font color, fill color, and conditional formatting icons.
Skill level: Intermediate
Bottom line: Learn how to apply number filters with VBA. Includes examples for filtering for a range between two numbers, top/bottom 10, above/below average, etc.
Skill level: Intermediate
Bottom line: Learn how to apply filters for blank cells with VBA. Includes examples for filtering blanks and non-blank cells using the AutoFilter method.
Skill level: Intermediate
Bottom line: Learn how to create macros that apply filters to ranges and Tables with the AutoFilter method in VBA. The post contains links to examples for filtering different data types including text, numbers, dates, colors, and icons.
Skill level: Intermediate
