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Dependent (linked) combo boxes
Check your named ranges (names and definitions).
"Nikki" wrote: Hi, I used the site you reccommended below. Fantastic. Just one problem. Now the drop down box for my second category doesn't work. When i click on the arrow no drop down box appears. Any ideas? "Toppers" wrote: See Debra's excellent site: http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal13.html "shapiro" wrote: I have a list of states (New York, New Jersey, Los Angeles), and a list of cities. How can I make that when the user selects NY in one combo box, the other dependent combo box shows only cities from NY (Brooklyn,Bronx,Queens), and also for New Jersey (NJ) (Newark,Trenton), etc. ? |
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