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Vlookup and drop down lists
Question: I have 2 columns:
A B "Blower rotation is correct" "Electricy is on" "filters are installed" Currently, B is empty. Each Item in column A has a number of possiblilities for the user to enter into column B. I would like to put these into a drop down menu in each cell in column B. Is there a way to insert a particular drop box unique to a cell in column A. I have roughly 30 items in Column A thus 30 different drop down menu's. The hard part is that Column A is a sorted list that changes based on inputs from the user. Can the IF function handle this many drop down menu possibilities in one cell? Please help |
Vlookup and drop down lists
It sounds like you are looking for a conditional dropdown... check out this
link... http://www.xldynamic.com/source/xld.Dropdowns.html -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Bwells" wrote: Question: I have 2 columns: A B "Blower rotation is correct" "Electricy is on" "filters are installed" Currently, B is empty. Each Item in column A has a number of possiblilities for the user to enter into column B. I would like to put these into a drop down menu in each cell in column B. Is there a way to insert a particular drop box unique to a cell in column A. I have roughly 30 items in Column A thus 30 different drop down menu's. The hard part is that Column A is a sorted list that changes based on inputs from the user. Can the IF function handle this many drop down menu possibilities in one cell? Please help |
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