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如何在Excel中增加下拉列表字體大小？

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下拉列表是Excel中的一項非常有用的功能，當您在工作表中創建下拉列表時，您是否曾嘗試增加下拉列表的字體大小以使所選記錄更大，更易讀，如左圖所示？ 本文將討論一種解決方法。

使用VBA代碼增加下拉列表字體大小以擴大縮放比例

使用VBA代碼增加下拉列表字體大小以擴大縮放比例

實際上，我們沒有直接方法來增加下拉列表的字體大小，但是，您可以應用以下VBA代碼來更改下拉列表單元格的縮放設置，以使文本顯得更大。 請執行以下操作：

1. 轉到包含您要增加其字體大小的下拉列表的工作表。

2。 右鍵單擊工作表標籤，然後選擇 查看代碼 從上下文菜單中，彈出 Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications 窗口，請複制以下代碼並將其粘貼到空白處 模塊 窗口：

VBA代碼：增加下拉列表字體大小以擴大單元格縮放

Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)
'updateby Extendoffice
    On Error GoTo LZoom
    Dim xZoom As Long
    xZoom = 100
    If Target.Validation.Type = xlValidateList Then xZoom = 130
LZoom:
    ActiveWindow.Zoom = xZoom
End Sub

3. 然後保存並關閉此代碼，現在，當您單擊下拉列表單元格時，該單元格的縮放將被放大，並且下拉列表將顯示為較大，但是，當您單擊不包含該下拉列表的其他單元格時，單元格縮放將是正常的。

備註：在上面的代碼中， x變焦= 130 會將下拉列表單元格的縮放比例更改為 130，您可以根據需要更改此縮放倍數。

在Excel中使用複選框創建下拉列表

如果您需要創建帶有多個複選框的下拉列表，以便將列表中的多個項目選擇到一個單元格中，則可能沒有直接的方法來解決此任務。 但， Kutools for Excel 支持驚人的功能- 帶有復選框的下拉列表，使用此功能，您可以根據需要快速創建帶有指定範圍，當前工作表，當前工作簿或所有打開的工作簿中的複選框的下拉列表。  點擊下載Kutools for Excel！

演示：使用VBA代碼增加下拉列表字體大小以放大縮放

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    David Frost · 11 months ago
    Thank You for the tip to zoom the size of the font in the drop down box. It did the trick.

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    Ace · 2 years ago
    Hi, Just question i have pasted the code onto blank Module window (Right click in view code). Once i save, is function well that was good. But when i close the file and re-open it, the code was gone and no more enlarge for the drop down list. Can i know how to set for permanent use?
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      skyyang · 2 years ago
      Hello, Ace,
      To save the code, you should save the Excel file as Excel Macro-Enabled Workbook format. Please try it.
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    Paul612 · 3 years ago
    How can I apply this font change size to only one column? I have several columns with drop-down boxes and I only want one specific column to change font size?
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    david.harlev@gmail.com · 3 years ago
    This zooms the whole sheet to 130%
    How do I increase only the drop menu ?
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      skyyang · 3 years ago
      Hello, Dave,
      To only increase the drop down menu, here is a workaround to solve it.

      First, after inserting the drop down list in your worksheet, then you should insert an Combo Box (ActiveX Controls),and then apply the following VBA code into the sheet module code:

      Dim xRg As Range
      Private Sub ComboBox1_Change()
      On Error Resume Next
      xRg.Value = Me.ComboBox1.Text
      End Sub
      Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)
      On Error GoTo LblExit
      With Me.ComboBox1
      .Visible = False
      If Target.Validation.Type = xlValidateList Then
      Target.Validation.InCellDropdown = False
      .ListWidth = 120
      .ListFillRange = ""
      .ListFillRange = Target.Validation.Formula1
      .Left = Target.Left
      .Top = Target.Top
      .Width = Target.Width
      .Height = Target.Height
      .Font.Size = 16
      .Visible = True
      Set xRg = Target
      End If
      End With
      LblExit:
      End Sub

      After inserting the code, now when you click the drop down list cell, a combo box will be displayed, and font size in the drop down menu is increased as you need. And the inserted combo box will be hidden automatically.

      Please try it, hope it can help you!
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        ITALO BELMONTE · 2 years ago
        Can you explain it step by step for dummies pls?
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          skyyang · 2 years ago
          Hello, ITALO,
          1. Insert the drop down you need in your worksheet;
          2. Then insert a Combo Box (ActiveX Controls) by clicking Developer > Insert > Combo Box (ActiveX Controls), and then drag the mouse to draw a Combo Box object;
          3. And then, right click your current used worksheet, choose View Code, and paste the above code into the module;
          4. At last, click Design Mode under the Developer tab to disable it.
          5. Now when you click the drop down list cell, a combo box will be displayed, and font size in the drop down menu is increased as you need.
          Please try, hope it can help you!
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        GJ · 2 years ago
        GENIUS! Thank you Skyyang! So grateful for your method! Works like a charm!
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    George · 3 years ago
    After using this code, I can't use return key on Excel. How can I code (install) return key?
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    John Driscoll · 3 years ago
    This does not work for me. I pasted the text as instructed. When i clicked on the drop down menu the font size was the same. When i then clicked on a different cell, the whole spreadsheet increased in size perhaps by 30%. Really would like a work around if possible
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    Ahmed Sobhy · 3 years ago
    Thanks, it works well
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    Noel · 3 years ago
    Hi, Just wondering why this feature disappear after the file is saved and re-open?
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      miemieyang005@gmail.com · 3 years ago
      Hi, Noel, you should save the Excel file as Excel Macro-Enabled Workbook format.
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    Travis · 4 years ago
    Like the directions indicate, you must change the zoom from "100" to "130" or a different zoom to see any changes. However, the 1st comment is accurate in that it does not just change the drop down menu, but rather once you click on the cell it will zoom the entire sheet 130% to zoom in on that cell. Not very helpful because then you just have to zoom back out every time.
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      garth · 3 years ago
      or select an alternate cell in the workbook to return it to 100 as stated in the Macro

      Private Sub Worksheet_SelectionChange(ByVal Target As Range)'updateby Extendoffice 20160530 On Error GoTo LZoom Dim xZoom As Long xZoom = 100 If Target.Validation.Type = xlValidateList Then xZoom = 130LZoom: ActiveWindow.Zoom = xZoomEnd Sub
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    Harlem Eins · 4 years ago
    I'm running Office 2016 and using drop-down boxes. I tried the "Increase drop down list font size with VBA code to enlarge the zoom" but it does not work. Is there anything else I should do to make it work?

    Thank you!
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    Michael · 4 years ago
    So, this code makes the whole sheet zoom, not just the drop down box. It also says "cannot save...... VB Project in a macro disabled workbook". Blah blah blah. If I have to hunt all over hell's half acre to get a complete answer to this issue, this is not an answer.
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      Harlem Eins · 4 years ago
      [quote name="Michael"]So, this code makes the whole sheet zoom, not just the drop down box. It also says "cannot save...... VB Project in a macro disabled workbook". Blah blah blah. If I have to hunt all over hell's half acre to get a complete answer to this issue, this is not an answer.[/quote]

      Simply save the workbook as xlsm and follow the steps again. BTW I tried it and it does NOT work for me at all; zoom is still at 100%.