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Picking 2 dropdown boxes getting a answer
This is what i have so far, on L4 and L5 i have to dropdown boxes. (1 chooses
location, the other the year). I have another chart hidden at the bottom of the page that has all the numbers i need. i need to show that when you choose the location and year the "number" (not the location or year) will show in another cell. What should i put as formula to do this. |
Picking 2 dropdown boxes getting a answer
Hi Victor,
Try this. Adjust to your cells. =INDEX(B10:F14,MATCH(A1,A10:A14,0),MATCH(B1,B9:F9, 0)) Where B10:F14 is the table of info to be returned,(your numbers). Where Match(A1, is the lookup value of the row,(your location). Where A1:A14 are the rows holding A1's choices. Where MATCH(B1, is the lookup valumn of the column,(your Year) Where B1:F9 are the columns of B1's choices. HTH Regards, Howard "Victor" wrote in message ... This is what i have so far, on L4 and L5 i have to dropdown boxes. (1 chooses location, the other the year). I have another chart hidden at the bottom of the page that has all the numbers i need. i need to show that when you choose the location and year the "number" (not the location or year) will show in another cell. What should i put as formula to do this. |
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