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I want to use a combox so someone can select an option which then causes a
separate range of cells to become populated. Here's an example: Combo box has 2 choices "New York" and "California." If someone selects New York, then in the output range B1:B3 they see "Albany, Manhattan, Syracuse." If they select California then the output range B1:B3 becomes "Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco." I was able to do this by using hlookup in range B1:B3 based on a table I made off to the side, but I figure there must be a more intuitive way. Not to complicate this even more but what I'm ideally trying to do is for the output range in B1:B3 to actually expand if for example I chose "Texas" I'd want B1:B5 to be populated with "Austin, Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, Fort worth." |
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