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I am trying to create an invoice that has two drop down lists. One is the
Category eg.(audio, video, misc) once I pick one of those the second dropdown list shows only products related to that category. I would like to choose a product and have it fill out the price for that product. So it goes category then description of product and finally price. How would I go about creating that? thanks! |
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On Dec 22, 1:28*pm, SeanO wrote:
I am trying to create an invoice that has two drop down lists. *One is the Category eg.(audio, video, misc) once I pick one of those the second dropdown list shows only products related to that category. *I would like to choose a product and have it fill out the price for that product. *So it goes category then description of product and finally price. How would I go about creating that? thanks! As long as there are not more then seven catagories, you could use this. Create your lists for each department. Audio = A1:A90 with A1 being the name Audio. B1:B45 as video. So on till you have all your lists. Create a list for each one. To do this highlight the entire column that has information in it and right click. Chose create list. My list has headers, if you have selected row 1. Now you need to make these named ranges. Highlight the information from each list and select Define/Name/ named ranges. Add a simple name. you will be able to refer to this range another time with just using the simple name. After all the inputs have a named range. Go to the cell that you would liek the first pull down C1. Data/ validation/List/Chose all the headers. the next cell that you want the pull down to be go to the same thing Data\validation\List\ where you would normally chose the list put in Audio w/o quotes is refering to the named range Audio. =IF (C1="Audio",Audio,Video). this should at least give you a push in teh right direction. Jay |
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See Debra Dalgleish's site for dependent dropdowns using Data Validation
Lists http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlDataVal02.html For entering the price use a VLOOKUP formula. http://www.contextures.on.ca/xlFunctions02.html Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Mon, 22 Dec 2008 11:28:02 -0800, SeanO wrote: I am trying to create an invoice that has two drop down lists. One is the Category eg.(audio, video, misc) once I pick one of those the second dropdown list shows only products related to that category. I would like to choose a product and have it fill out the price for that product. So it goes category then description of product and finally price. How would I go about creating that? thanks! |
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