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Drop down menu along with price
I have names in column A and in columnB I have rates in spreadsheet 1.
I have to make another spreadsheet (spreadsheet 2) where column A says the name like Column A and column B in that says the rate like spreadsheet 1. I would to have a drop down menu where I dont have to type in the name in column A and just select their name from a drop down menu and their rates automallically pop up in column B. For example: Column A ColumnB Jane $45.00 Doe $32.00 John $12.00 Smith $45.00 Mark $90.00 I dont want to type this manually column A i want to choose from a drop down and have all of column B's rates pop up correctly in spreadsheet 2. |
Drop down menu along with price
Hi again,
If you don't want to see the N/A errors change the vlookup formula to: =IF(ISNA(VLOOKUP(A1,DrupMenu,2,FALSE)),"",VLOOKUP( A1,DrupMenu,2,FALSE)) Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat "Farhad" wrote: Hi, sheet1: name range in your example (A1:B5) to for example DrupMenu sheet2: active column A and go to the menu Data Validation and choos List in combobox and enter the formula below inthe source text box: =INDEX(DrupMenu,0,1) and then click OK enter the formula below in the cell B1: =VLOOKUP(A1,DrupMenu,2,false) and copy drag down the formula to where ever you need if you couldn't do it send your filt to me i can do it for you Thanks, -- Farhad Hodjat "CYNTHIA" wrote: I have names in column A and in columnB I have rates in spreadsheet 1. I have to make another spreadsheet (spreadsheet 2) where column A says the name like Column A and column B in that says the rate like spreadsheet 1. I would to have a drop down menu where I dont have to type in the name in column A and just select their name from a drop down menu and their rates automallically pop up in column B. For example: Column A ColumnB Jane $45.00 Doe $32.00 John $12.00 Smith $45.00 Mark $90.00 I dont want to type this manually column A i want to choose from a drop down and have all of column B's rates pop up correctly in spreadsheet 2. |
Drop down menu along with price
In the source sheet name your col a items mylist.
In the destination sheet datavalidationlist=mylist -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "CYNTHIA" wrote in message ... I have names in column A and in columnB I have rates in spreadsheet 1. I have to make another spreadsheet (spreadsheet 2) where column A says the name like Column A and column B in that says the rate like spreadsheet 1. I would to have a drop down menu where I dont have to type in the name in column A and just select their name from a drop down menu and their rates automallically pop up in column B. For example: Column A ColumnB Jane $45.00 Doe $32.00 John $12.00 Smith $45.00 Mark $90.00 I dont want to type this manually column A i want to choose from a drop down and have all of column B's rates pop up correctly in spreadsheet 2. |
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