The cabin is illuminated by three battery-operated LED lamps, two reading lamps above the head of the bed, and a dome lamp toward the foot of the bed. We’ve kept the space in the cabin as wide open to minimize the claustrophobic feeling, similar to the Classic and Pika, you’ll appreciate the large open space inside the Kestrel. With inspiration from the Classic, we’ve designed the Kestrel to have the most available cabin storage possible, while also maximizing the open space for you to stretch out in for a comfortable yet cozy camping experience. At 54 inches wide, the Kestrel camping trailer comfortably sleeps two in its cozy cabin making it one of the most comfortable small camping trailers.

The Kestrel’s cabin is built around the same double size mattress as the Pika, but introduces much more cabin storage than the Pika. With no rear-access hatch, galley, power system, skylight, or fan making many of these features optional has allowed us to keep the cost of entry into a luxury teardrop camping trailer as low as possible, resulting in our most affordable trailer yet. In a dramatic departure from both the Classic and Pika, the Kestrel is our most minimalist trailer. The Kestrel is the ultimate in small to miniature style camping trailers. Starting out at 860 pounds, the Kestrel sits on a 54-inch by 90-inch frame and is well suited for travelers who are seeking a lighter, more nimble trailer, or don’t feel the need for the bells and whistles of the Classic or the Pika, but do want the ultimate in comfort as they camp.Īvailable in the same three suspension packages as the Classic, our most compact teardrop trailer can be equipped with our Standard package, All-Road package, or Off-Road package to make a trailer well suited for all types of travel behind nearly any vehicle. But with a new twist on our tried-and-true design, combining both trailers into a smaller, lighter, and more affordable model. For one reason or another, you have to use two dashes to achieve this effect (-).The Kestrel teardrop trailer inherits many design details from its predecessors the Pika and the Classic, such as the over-built fully welded and powder coated 2-inch by 3-inch 11 gauge steel frame, enamel baked aluminum sides, and interior cabin details from both. Insert New dropdown control inside that datacard. Delete the DataCardValue (Input control) of that Datacard. In advanced properties, unlock to change properties. The oddity though is that the universal value for blank in Excel (' ') DOES NOT give us a blank result in the data validation list. Select the Datacard for the field you want to make dropdown. Instead of referencing a cell range address, you can simply type the value you want to be listed and separate them with a comma. I typically prefer this route if I don’t want to risk someone accidentally changing the list options or if the list is containing something simple like yes/no options. Referencing a cell range to pull in the list choicesĪ lesser-known feature of Data Validation Lists is that you can actually hardcode the values you want to display in your list. Let’s look at two ways you can get that blank value added into your Data Validation drop-down list. However, I have found this slight enhancement can make the user experience flow a bit more nicely as there could be doubt on the user’s end if they are allowed to have a blank value. This is definitely a “nice-to-have” tweak as users can simply hit their Delete or Backspace key to clear out the cell value.

Sometimes you may come across instances where you want to include an option for your users to select a bank/empty value in a Data Validation drop-down list.

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