VBA code for more than one multiple selection drop-down list on same worksheet

I am having trouble trying to have more than one multiple selection drop-down lists on the same worksheet.

The VBA code I have works for ONE multiple selection drop-down list. But I didn't see a way to alter or add code so that I can have more than one multiple selection drop down lists on the same worksheet?

One worksheet I am working on would have at least 5 separate multiple selection drop-down lists on the same worksheet.

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This is the key to whether your validation list is recognized

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If all your validation lists are in column 12, no problem, otherwise you have to revise the code to allow other columns to be evaluated for Validation lists.

something like

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would allow any cell with a drop down in the three columns to be recognized in the code.

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