On one sheet I have 4 columns, with 4 rows to each column. Each column's 4 rows of cells is a validated list pulled from a named range from their own sheet in the workbook.
Sheet 1 B13:B17 is populated from a named range on Sheet 2
sheet 1 D13:D17 is populated from a named range on Sheet 3
sheet 1 F13:F17 is populated from a named range on Sheet 4
sheet 1 H13:H17 is populated from a named range on Sheet 5
Sheet 2 has data in columns E and F that are concatenated in column G.
G1:G464 is the named range for the validated list on sheet 1 B13:B17
Sheet 3 has data in columns A and B that are concatenated in column D
D5:D535 is the named range for the validated list on sheet 1 D13:D17
Sheet 4 has data in columns E and F that are concatenated in column G.
G1:G459 is the named range for the validated list on sheet 1 F13:F17
Sheet 5 has data in columns F and G that are concatenated in column H.
H1:H541 is the named range for the validated list on sheet 1 H13:H17
Also, Sheets 2-5 are hidden from the users.
The validated lists are very long, but serve a purpose insofar that they concatenate a number with a description. This is then selected, to suit a given scenario, into the cell. After some user feedback, it seems that waiting for the numerically ascending ordered validated list to scroll down to their desired selection is "tedious" and "time consuming". I thought a search box specific to each named range above each of the columns may be a helpful solution to the users' feedback.
As an add on inquiry, is it possible to choose or select the result of the search and then have it populated into the next empty row of the column that the search box belongs to?
