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How would you go about...
This may be very basic but, is there a way to first of all limit the possible
true values if you have two drop downs. Say one drop down is of twenty trailer lengths and the other is of seven suspension types, I want a way to say that the first seven trailer lengths can only have two types of suspensions and so on. Can this be done and if so how would you go about this. |
How would you go about...
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http://contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Cerberus" wrote in message ... This may be very basic but, is there a way to first of all limit the possible true values if you have two drop downs. Say one drop down is of twenty trailer lengths and the other is of seven suspension types, I want a way to say that the first seven trailer lengths can only have two types of suspensions and so on. Can this be done and if so how would you go about this. |
How would you go about...
Thank you for your help.
"T. Valko" wrote: See if this helps: http://contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Cerberus" wrote in message ... This may be very basic but, is there a way to first of all limit the possible true values if you have two drop downs. Say one drop down is of twenty trailer lengths and the other is of seven suspension types, I want a way to say that the first seven trailer lengths can only have two types of suspensions and so on. Can this be done and if so how would you go about this. |
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