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Drop Down List
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Take a look at a tutorial I wrote on Debra Dalgleish's site http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal15.html With just 4 defined ranges, you can have as many dependent dropdowns as you wish -- Regards Roger Govier cp402 wrote: I want to organize different types of products using drop down lists: 1) drop down list of manufacturers (easy) 2) depending on the manufacturer chosen I want their SPECIFIC PRODUCTS ONLY to be seen in the second drop down list 3) once I have chosen the product info in other fields appears such as unit price, etc I have been told I cant do this in Excel... is this true? |
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