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If functions
Could you elaborate on what goes into what cell, especially column C, D,E.
Here is an example of data to work with: Dropdown 1: intern, mid-level, suprevisor, office supervisor Dropdown 2: work experience, some college, 2 year degree, undergraduate degree,etc. Where should I type the recommendations so that they fit into your formula? C1=1A, what is considered 1A? D1="choice 1" is this where my recommendation should go. in E1 do I use that exact formula or do I need to add more becasue of more choices? Thanks for your help. "Toppers" wrote: Try this "model" : Using Data Validation, A1=Dropdown #1 (values 1 to 4) B1=Dropdown #2 (values A to H) In columns C &D : C1=1A, D1="choice 1" C2=1B, d2 = "choice 2" etc in E1: = VLOOKUP($A$1&$B$1,$C;$D,2,0) Or to allow for errors =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP($A$1&$B$1,$C;$D,2,0)),"No match",VLOOKUP($A$1&$B$1,$C;$D,2,0)) HTH "Frank" wrote: I have a spreadsheet with 2 different drop-down lists. dropdown#1 has 4 choices dropdown #2 has 8 choices Depending on the combination of the choice, there are recommendations that I need to give to the client. The recommendations are already typed in other rows of the spreadsheet. Is there a way to incorporate a formula into a blank cell that will pick the appropriate recommendation based on the choices from the drop down list? I was thinking an IF function but I know you can only have 7 IF functions nested in one. I am not very experienced with IF functions either. |
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