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Creating lists from multiple worksheets within one workbook...
I've got a list of information on a separate sheet within my workbook,
and I'm wanting to create a pull-down list to choose from the options provided. However, I also want that result to automatically generate or fill in other fields associated. I.E. I have a database of Products, and next to each, I have the weight, price, shipping costs, etc. on one worksheet. On a more user friendly sheet, I have a pull down that allows the user to select one of the products. When they select the product, I want the other info (weight, price, shipping costs, etc.) to automatically fill in based on what product they choose. Nested IF statements will only take me so far as I have far more products than the maximum allowed number of nested ifs. Anyone have any suggestions? |
Creating lists from multiple worksheets within one workbook...
try VLOOKUP:
Assume in "Database" data is in columns A to H: A is product Id =VLOOKUP(A2,Database!A2:H100,2,0) will extract column B (weight) from your database for Product in A2 - your drop down list =VLOOKUP(A2,Database!A2:H100,3,0) will extract column C (price) from your database for Product in A2 etc HTH "Corey" wrote: I've got a list of information on a separate sheet within my workbook, and I'm wanting to create a pull-down list to choose from the options provided. However, I also want that result to automatically generate or fill in other fields associated. I.E. I have a database of Products, and next to each, I have the weight, price, shipping costs, etc. on one worksheet. On a more user friendly sheet, I have a pull down that allows the user to select one of the products. When they select the product, I want the other info (weight, price, shipping costs, etc.) to automatically fill in based on what product they choose. Nested IF statements will only take me so far as I have far more products than the maximum allowed number of nested ifs. Anyone have any suggestions? |
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