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Data Validation - Dependant Lists
I have a spreadsheet where I have a Specialty Name stored in A2 (source is a
named range) via a drop down list. In B2 I have a Clinic Type which I need to display entried dependant on the entry in A2. I can get the first Clinic Type list to display correctly by using the formaula "=INDIRECT(A2)" in the source box of the data validation dialogue box. Howeveer I need to extend the Clinic Types to span columns C through AZ. What should the formula be? Look forward to hearing from anyone who can help. Kind regards TonyK |
Data Validation - Dependant Lists
I found a similar answer to what you are asking. Do a search for "Data
Validation" in "Excel General Questions" and scroll down to the date 4/21/2006. There is a post titled "making prices appear automatically when a value is selected" and there are 7 posts. this helped me with my problem and I think it's what you need too. ConnieS "TonyK" wrote: I have a spreadsheet where I have a Specialty Name stored in A2 (source is a named range) via a drop down list. In B2 I have a Clinic Type which I need to display entried dependant on the entry in A2. I can get the first Clinic Type list to display correctly by using the formaula "=INDIRECT(A2)" in the source box of the data validation dialogue box. Howeveer I need to extend the Clinic Types to span columns C through AZ. What should the formula be? Look forward to hearing from anyone who can help. Kind regards TonyK |
Data Validation - Dependant Lists
Sorry for the double reply... when I sent the post, it said it didn't work so
that's why I did it twice :) "TonyK" wrote: I have a spreadsheet where I have a Specialty Name stored in A2 (source is a named range) via a drop down list. In B2 I have a Clinic Type which I need to display entried dependant on the entry in A2. I can get the first Clinic Type list to display correctly by using the formaula "=INDIRECT(A2)" in the source box of the data validation dialogue box. Howeveer I need to extend the Clinic Types to span columns C through AZ. What should the formula be? Look forward to hearing from anyone who can help. Kind regards TonyK |
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