I could now see the validation under "Data" / "Data validation", but not the drop-down menu buttons, so I applied nwidnsor 's advice and now it seems to be working fine. Select the type of chart that you want, from the Chart type drop-down menu. To make sure I minimize intervention and I don't lose any existing information, I only pasted the data validation cells where I would add new entries - so the old entries are not linked to my lists anymore. So as you change your selection from the drop-down list, the Excel VLOOKUP value also changes. To use VLOOKUP, first click the cell where you want the VLOOKUP formula to appear. It is fortunate that I had not changed the architecture of the file at all, so the sheet names + cell numbers were accurate. VLOOKUP ( this value, in this list, and get me value in this column, Exact Match/FALSE/0) The VLOOKUP function in Excel can become interactive and more powerful when applying a Data Validation (drop down menu/list) as the LookupValue.
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I couldn't solve it following the above advice, so I actually manually copy-pasted the cells with data validation from a quite older back-up version of the file that I had stored in the old PC (which was never copied to the "new" PC). Interestingly, this was the case for all recent back-up files I had created in the new PC, when I tried to open them again in the old PC. From the Format as Table drop-down under the Home tab, choose any of the tables you prefer. Step 1: Select the primary data table first. Now we’ll show you another simple method to filter the data table by converting it into a formatted table. I created the file and used it for months (maybe 2-3 times a month) on a certain PC, then copied it & used it on another PC for about 10 days more intensely, then back to original PC and the data validation was instantly gone. VLOOKUP and Return All Values by Formatting as Table. I had a similar problem, only my cells had lost altogether the data validation (and the "For objects, show" option was set to "All").
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