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Hide previously used items in drop down list with helper columns. Besides your name list, please enter this formula =IF(COUNTIF($F$1:$F$11,A1)>=1,"",ROW()) into cell B1, see screenshot: Note: In the above formula, F1:F11is the cell range that you want to put the drop down list, and A1 is your name cell.

First, create your drop down list with Yes and No which you need. Then press Alt + F11 to open the Microsoft Visual Basic for Application window. Double click the current open sheet name in the VBAProject section to open the Code editor.

To hide columns or rows, select the columns or rows, right-click them, and click Hide. To unhide them, select the column or row on one side of the hidden columns or rows, drag your mouse to the other side, right-click, and click Unhide. To hide a worksheet, right-click the worksheet's tab, and click Hide.

HTML for Select Hidden ElementHide a select box by putting styling options on it using HTML and CSS to make it invisible. The two principal ways to do this using CSS and HTML to hide an element are with the visibility style attribute and the display style attribute.

Hide and Unhide Columns and Rows Click the Format button located on the Home tab / Cells group then choose Hide Columns or Rows (another option is to Right click on a highlighted column or row heading and select hide). Your Columns and Rows are now hidden.

After selecting the list, click the icon at the end of the displayed field to get back to the dialog box. The worksheet with the DropDown list can then be hidden. Just right click the worksheet tab name and select Hide.

Select the View tab, click on the Macros menu on the far right and then choose the macro/code you've just pasted in. It should be the first one on the menu. Select it, click Run, and all the arrows will disappear from the table.