I have a product that can have four components in it, but there are nine
options. Is there a way to write a formula to limit the other options once
one has been picked? Example would be if I have a fruit basket and customers
can pick 4 items to fill it. They have the choice of 0 to 4 Bananas, 0 to 2
Apples, 0 to 4 Oranges, 0 to 2 Peaches, and 0 to 4 Kiwis. If the customer
picks 2 Apples and 1 Kiwi, I want to be able to limit everything else to 0-1
so the customer will not be tempted to pick something like 3 Bananas. Is
this something that can be done and if so, how would you go about it? Thanks
for any help.

Try Debra Dalgleish's page at:
http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html
Excel -- Data Validation -- Create Dependent Lists
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"Cerberus" wrote:
I have a product that can have four components in it, but there are nine
options. Is there a way to write a formula to limit the other options once
one has been picked? Example would be if I have a fruit basket and customers
can pick 4 items to fill it. They have the choice of 0 to 4 Bananas, 0 to 2
Apples, 0 to 4 Oranges, 0 to 2 Peaches, and 0 to 4 Kiwis. If the customer
picks 2 Apples and 1 Kiwi, I want to be able to limit everything else to 0-1
so the customer will not be tempted to pick something like 3 Bananas. Is
this something that can be done and if so, how would you go about it? Thanks
for any help.