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I am inputing the following formula in the source box for data validation:
=IF(COUNTIF(DetailAccts,C16),DetailList,IF(COUNTIF (NoDetailAccts,C16),NoDetailList,IF(COUNTIF(BSAcct s,C16),BSList). I am inputing this formula in cell D16 and what I am basically trying to make happen is if the account entered in cell C16 is located in a list I have call "DetailAccts", then cell D16 is populated with a dropdown with a list I have titled "DetailList". Or if the account entered in cell C16 is found in a list I have named "NoDetailAccts" you get a dropdown list of "NoDetailList". Or if the C16 account entered is found in "BSAccts" you get a dropdown list named "BSList". I have tried this formula and I get the error message saying I must use a delimited list using a single reference. Does anyone know how I can modify my formula to achieve what I want? |
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