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Combining Two Formulas to One
I have an Excel spreadsheet that I created drop down lists on. I am creating
dependent lists and hiding previously used items. I can get both of these formulas to work independently, but I 'm not sure how to combine these into one formula, so I can use it as a Data Validation Source. =OFFSET(Players!$D$2,0,0,COUNTA(Players!$D$2:$D$44 0)-COUNTBLANK(Players!$D$2: $D$440),1) (This removes the selected players from the drop down list) =OFFSET(INDIRECT(Draft!$D2),0,0,COUNTA(INDIRECT(Dr aft!D2&"Col")),1) (This filters the drop down based on another drop down selection in another column) Is there a way to combine these formulas together? I've tried putting them both in the Source field of the Data Validation as separate formulas, but the the drop down stops working. Any suggestions? -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
Combining Two Formulas to One
You can't combine them.
See this: http://contextures.com/xlDataVal03.html Biff "Jerkyboy via OfficeKB.com" <u25339@uwe wrote in message news:64e08c124e9e9@uwe... I have an Excel spreadsheet that I created drop down lists on. I am creating dependent lists and hiding previously used items. I can get both of these formulas to work independently, but I 'm not sure how to combine these into one formula, so I can use it as a Data Validation Source. =OFFSET(Players!$D$2,0,0,COUNTA(Players!$D$2:$D$44 0)-COUNTBLANK(Players!$D$2: $D$440),1) (This removes the selected players from the drop down list) =OFFSET(INDIRECT(Draft!$D2),0,0,COUNTA(INDIRECT(Dr aft!D2&"Col")),1) (This filters the drop down based on another drop down selection in another column) Is there a way to combine these formulas together? I've tried putting them both in the Source field of the Data Validation as separate formulas, but the the drop down stops working. Any suggestions? -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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