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The info at the www.contextures.com site is applicable and can be
adapted to your project. Maybe this slightly different, customized approach will help you: Open workbook with 2 sheets: Students, Bullets On sheet Students: Enter student names in a column named Student Create an equal sized column named Attribute EditGotoAttributeDataValidationSource: =Att_Check InsertNameDefineNames in workbook: Att_Check Refers to =OFFSET(INDEX(Remains1,1),0,0,COUNTA(Remains1)-COUNTBLANK(Remains1),1) On sheet Bullets: Enter bullet attributes in a column and name it Attr1. Create two columns of the size of Attr1 and name them Used1 and Remains1 Enter this formula into Used1: =IF(COUNTIF(Attribute,Attr1 R)=1,"", ROW(Attr1 R)-ROW(INDEX(Attr1,1))+1) Enter this array formula into Remains1: =IF((ROW(Attr1)-ROW(Attr1 R)+1)COUNT(Used1),"", INDEX(Attr1,SMALL(Used1,ROW(Attr1)-ROW(Attr1 R)+1))) Expand project by creating more bullet sheets and creating new names. |
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