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I have created a drop down list in excel cell A1 which contains a validated
list from cells D1 through D3. The values of D1 through D3 are cat, puppy, and parrot respectively. Cells E1 through E3 contains hidden values which I want to substitute later. These values are feline, dog and bird respectively. So, if the user chooses "cat" from the drop-down, I want to do something like =CONCATENATION($A1,"http://www.petsite.org/",????????????) that will result in the cell containing http://www.petsite.org/feline as a hyperlink. Obviously if the user puppy or parrot the respective entry would be substituted. Thanks in advance, Royce |
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