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Dropdown list with a condition
I've prepared a calculator that asks users a series of questions; some of
them being 'yes' or 'no' type. The answers for the y/n type are listed in a drop down menu validated from two hidden cells. My problem is that only one of those answers should be allowed as a 'Y' at any one time. Therefore, I need to find a way to force the other list to either change to a 'No' or at least prompt the user. I've tried an if statement like this in attempt to force the cell to change but it doesn't work. =IF(AND(G30="Y",G31="Y"), G31="N") Any help would be appreciated. |
Dropdown list with a condition
Assume:
The 2 hidden cells are Z1 and Z2. Put 'N' in cell Z1. Put the following formula in cell Z2. =if(or(G30="Y",G31="Y"),"","Y") -- HTH, Gary Brown If this post was helpful to you, please select ''''''''''''''''YES'''''''''''''''' at the bottom of the post. "bunt." wrote: I've prepared a calculator that asks users a series of questions; some of them being 'yes' or 'no' type. The answers for the y/n type are listed in a drop down menu validated from two hidden cells. My problem is that only one of those answers should be allowed as a 'Y' at any one time. Therefore, I need to find a way to force the other list to either change to a 'No' or at least prompt the user. I've tried an if statement like this in attempt to force the cell to change but it doesn't work. =IF(AND(G30="Y",G31="Y"), G31="N") Any help would be appreciated. |
Dropdown list with a condition
Thank you very much, this was exactly what I was looking for!
"Gary Brown" wrote: Assume: The 2 hidden cells are Z1 and Z2. Put 'N' in cell Z1. Put the following formula in cell Z2. =if(or(G30="Y",G31="Y"),"","Y") -- HTH, Gary Brown If this post was helpful to you, please select ''''''''''''''''YES'''''''''''''''' at the bottom of the post. "bunt." wrote: I've prepared a calculator that asks users a series of questions; some of them being 'yes' or 'no' type. The answers for the y/n type are listed in a drop down menu validated from two hidden cells. My problem is that only one of those answers should be allowed as a 'Y' at any one time. Therefore, I need to find a way to force the other list to either change to a 'No' or at least prompt the user. I've tried an if statement like this in attempt to force the cell to change but it doesn't work. =IF(AND(G30="Y",G31="Y"), G31="N") Any help would be appreciated. |
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