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Data Validation-Dependent Lists
Hi
I have a spreadhseet which uses the INDIRECT function to display a list of possible entries in a drop down box in Col B depending on the selection from a dropdown box in Col A. I now need to expand the formula to look at multiple lists (depending on the selection in column A) from lists which span cols B through AZ. The function I have at the moment is "INDIRECT(A2)". Any help would be appreciated. TonyK |
Data Validation-Dependent Lists
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http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200832 "TonyK" wrote: Hi I have a spreadhseet which uses the INDIRECT function to display a list of possible entries in a drop down box in Col B depending on the selection from a dropdown box in Col A. I now need to expand the formula to look at multiple lists (depending on the selection in column A) from lists which span cols B through AZ. The function I have at the moment is "INDIRECT(A2)". Any help would be appreciated. TonyK |
Data Validation-Dependent Lists
This approach works fine for small lists, but what you do if you have many
lists or many options? "TonyK" wrote: Hi I have a spreadhseet which uses the INDIRECT function to display a list of possible entries in a drop down box in Col B depending on the selection from a dropdown box in Col A. I now need to expand the formula to look at multiple lists (depending on the selection in column A) from lists which span cols B through AZ. The function I have at the moment is "INDIRECT(A2)". Any help would be appreciated. TonyK |
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