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Company Contacts
Hi,
I've posted this before and was pointed to a website that did this, but used named ranges, somthing I'm trying to avoid. I have a spreadsheet with company names along the top row, with the contacts for each company on the rows directly beneath each company name. what I want is a drop down list to pick the company (easy enough) but then another drop down to pick the contact from that company (hard bit). So when you pick a contact you are limited to only the contacts for that company. I don't want to have to declare a range for each company, as I want it easy for users to add there own companies and contacts. Thanks |
Company Contacts
Use the technique found he
http://www.dailydoseofexcel.com/arch...ta-validation/ But use dynamic named ranges instead. They will auto-expand when new information is added. Column A defined name: =OFFSET($A$1,1,0,COUNTA($A:$A)-1,1) Column B defined name: =OFFSET($B$1,1,0,COUNTA($B:$B)-1,1) Column C defined name: =OFFSET($C$1,1,0,COUNTA($C:$C)-1,1) --JP On Sep 17, 8:15*am, gibbylinks wrote: Hi, I've posted this before and was pointed to a website that did this, but used named ranges, somthing I'm trying to avoid. I have a spreadsheet with company names along the top row, with the contacts for each company on the rows directly beneath each company name. what I want is a drop down list to pick the company (easy enough) but then another drop down to pick the contact from that company (hard bit). So when you pick a contact you are limited to only the contacts for that company. I don't want to have to declare a range for each company, as I want it easy for users to add there own companies and contacts. Thanks |
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