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Data validation list decreases as the user chooses from the list/s
I am trying to create a validation list in Excel 2003 with two or more
sub-lists. For example, the first validatation list contains 4 options. Each option has sub-options. And each sub-option has sub-options also. I would like to accomplish a list that when the user select 1 option from the main list it will only show its sub-options. And as you select the sub-option it will show the sub-sub-options. Find below the illustration List: Actions = 4 sublists = each sublist = 10 sublists Conditions = 4 sublists =each sublist = 10 sublists Personal Factors = 5 sublists =each sublist = 10 sublists Job Factors = 9 sublists =each sublist = 10 sublists Example: Actions l--- Following procedures l---- Individual, Group, Supervision, Improper loading, etc. l--- Use of Tools or Equipment l--- Use of Tools, Use of Equipment, Use of Defective Tools, etc. And so on, so forth. Hope you can help me with my problem. Thanks in advance. |
Data validation list decreases as the user chooses from the list/s
I'd start at Debra Dalgleish's site:
http://contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html Emdyey wrote: I am trying to create a validation list in Excel 2003 with two or more sub-lists. For example, the first validatation list contains 4 options. Each option has sub-options. And each sub-option has sub-options also. I would like to accomplish a list that when the user select 1 option from the main list it will only show its sub-options. And as you select the sub-option it will show the sub-sub-options. Find below the illustration List: Actions = 4 sublists = each sublist = 10 sublists Conditions = 4 sublists =each sublist = 10 sublists Personal Factors = 5 sublists =each sublist = 10 sublists Job Factors = 9 sublists =each sublist = 10 sublists Example: Actions l--- Following procedures l---- Individual, Group, Supervision, Improper loading, etc. l--- Use of Tools or Equipment l--- Use of Tools, Use of Equipment, Use of Defective Tools, etc. And so on, so forth. Hope you can help me with my problem. Thanks in advance. -- Dave Peterson |
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