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Using If Function with a Data Validation List
I have a data validation drop down list and I was wondering if I could create a If Function that can create more than just a simple true false response. For example if I select "Sold Wholesale" in the status list I created it will input the defined wholesale price, but If I select "Sold Retail" It will enter the defined retail price, yet again If I select "Available" it will enter "N/A" Thank you. |
Using If Function with a Data Validation List
Here's my best guess...
A1 = drop down list =IF(A1="Sold Wholesale",100,IF(A1="Sold Retail",150,IF(A1="Available","N/A",""))) Replace 100 and 150 with their actual values or store those values in cells and reference those cells. If you have more than a "few" selections then you will want to create a lookup table then use a lookup formula. See this: http://contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "BillyT" wrote in message ... I have a data validation drop down list and I was wondering if I could create a If Function that can create more than just a simple true false response. For example if I select "Sold Wholesale" in the status list I created it will input the defined wholesale price, but If I select "Sold Retail" It will enter the defined retail price, yet again If I select "Available" it will enter "N/A" Thank you. |
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