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I have two validation cells that refer to the same range.
However, when you select a number in the first cell, I want the second cell to only show numbers equal or higher than the number selected in the first cell. Do I need two ranges? How can I create a range that equals or is higher than the number selected in the first cell? Example: I have a range named GOLD with a range of 30 - 70. The users selects 40. When the user selects the 2nd cell, I want the range to only show 40 - 70. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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