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I've done some basic spreadsheets in the past but I'm stumped with this: I
have constructed a dropdown menu of the US States names and now I want whoever selects a particular state to see that states population appear in another cell. |
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With your list in A1 (and the returned value going into A1), you could use:
=VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet2!A:B,2,0) where Sheet2 contains all the states and their populations (col. A = state, col. B = population). HTH Jason Atlanta, GA "Vic" wrote: I've done some basic spreadsheets in the past but I'm stumped with this: I have constructed a dropdown menu of the US States names and now I want whoever selects a particular state to see that states population appear in another cell. |
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