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Dropdown Menu?
Hi,
This is driving me a little insane.... :) so please help. Ok here's the setup: I have 3 columns - 1st being the states, 2nd column shows cities in those states, and 3rd has climate zone values. Some states have 3 cities some 55... Alltogether i have over 700 cities... 1. I want to select a state from a drop down menu (this i know how to do) 2. Next I want to select a city but I want to have a drop down menu that has only cities within the state selected; 3. and last i want to display the climate zone value for that selected city.... Thanks a million! |
Dropdown Menu?
Debra Dalgleish has material on this at her:
http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html Excel -- Data Validation -- Create Dependent Lists -- Max Singapore http://savefile.com/projects/236895 Downloads:20,500 Files:365 Subscribers:65 xdemechanik --- "zoran144" wrote: Ok here's the setup: I have 3 columns - 1st being the states, 2nd column shows cities in those states, and 3rd has climate zone values. Some states have 3 cities some 55... Alltogether i have over 700 cities... 1. I want to select a state from a drop down menu (this i know how to do) 2. Next I want to select a city but I want to have a drop down menu that has only cities within the state selected; 3. and last i want to display the climate zone value for that selected city.... |
Dropdown Menu?
You need dependent lists dropdowns.
See Debra's site for this. http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Wed, 3 Dec 2008 16:08:01 -0800, zoran144 wrote: Hi, This is driving me a little insane.... :) so please help. Ok here's the setup: I have 3 columns - 1st being the states, 2nd column shows cities in those states, and 3rd has climate zone values. Some states have 3 cities some 55... Alltogether i have over 700 cities... 1. I want to select a state from a drop down menu (this i know how to do) 2. Next I want to select a city but I want to have a drop down menu that has only cities within the state selected; 3. and last i want to display the climate zone value for that selected city.... Thanks a million! |
Dropdown Menu?
Thanks guys!!!!! Got the answer he
http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal13.html Great website - you wont see any questions from me in a while now. |
Dropdown Menu?
Hi,
Here are the steps for creating a dynamic data validation list: 1. Create three or more list in the spreadsheet. For example: A B C New York Quebec Canada Seattle Toronto US Miami Victoria You would name lists: US (A1:A3), Canada (B1:B3), Countries (C1:C2) this last is optional 2. Select the cell where you want the initial validation list, for this example, D1 3. Choose Data, Validation 4. From the Allow drop-down and choose List 5. In the Source box enter the following formula =Countries 6. Move to the location where you want the dynamic (changing) list to appear, say for example E1 7. Choose Data, Validation, List and in the Source box enter the formula =INDIRECT(D1) You can also make a self-referential dynamic data validation list. Then to display the data for that city/state: =SUMPRODUCT(--(A1:A600=City),--(B1:B600=State),Climate) Where City is the cell where the city drop down is located and State is the cell where the State drop-down is located, and Climate is the column where the climate data is displayed. If this helps, please click the Yes button. Cheers, Shane Devenshire "zoran144" wrote: Hi, This is driving me a little insane.... :) so please help. Ok here's the setup: I have 3 columns - 1st being the states, 2nd column shows cities in those states, and 3rd has climate zone values. Some states have 3 cities some 55... Alltogether i have over 700 cities... 1. I want to select a state from a drop down menu (this i know how to do) 2. Next I want to select a city but I want to have a drop down menu that has only cities within the state selected; 3. and last i want to display the climate zone value for that selected city.... Thanks a million! |
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