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I need help setting up a drop-down list...I'm close to figuring it out, but
it still does not work the way I need it to. Here is what I need: I have a list of several thousand cities in Column A (and there are several blank cells in between the list of cities in Column A). I have information in Column C that corresponds to the individual cities listed in Column A. I want a drop-down list at the top of Column A that will allow me to select a specific city, and once selected, will bring me to that individual city and its corresponding info in Column C. Can someone please assit me? Thank you! |
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Definitely consider using AutoFilter. It can generate a pull-down (
alphbetic order) that will very rapidly allow you to get to the data of interest. see: http://www.contextures.com/xlautofilter01.html -- Gary''s Student gsnu200706 "Thad" wrote: I need help setting up a drop-down list...I'm close to figuring it out, but it still does not work the way I need it to. Here is what I need: I have a list of several thousand cities in Column A (and there are several blank cells in between the list of cities in Column A). I have information in Column C that corresponds to the individual cities listed in Column A. I want a drop-down list at the top of Column A that will allow me to select a specific city, and once selected, will bring me to that individual city and its corresponding info in Column C. Can someone please assit me? Thank you! |
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Thank you for the suggestion. Ok, so in Column A, I have a list of several
cities. In Column C, I have hospital names and right below the hospital names, I have demograhic information. How can I customize the AutoFilter to not include the demographic info and just keep the hopital names? Thank you! "Gary''s Student" wrote: Definitely consider using AutoFilter. It can generate a pull-down ( alphbetic order) that will very rapidly allow you to get to the data of interest. see: http://www.contextures.com/xlautofilter01.html -- Gary''s Student gsnu200706 "Thad" wrote: I need help setting up a drop-down list...I'm close to figuring it out, but it still does not work the way I need it to. Here is what I need: I have a list of several thousand cities in Column A (and there are several blank cells in between the list of cities in Column A). I have information in Column C that corresponds to the individual cities listed in Column A. I want a drop-down list at the top of Column A that will allow me to select a specific city, and once selected, will bring me to that individual city and its corresponding info in Column C. Can someone please assit me? Thank you! |
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