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I have a worksheet that I want to enter a drop down list. When a
selection is made I want the sheet to be populated with a list of
actions that are unique to that particular entry in the drop down list.
The entries in the dropdown list would be "Orifice Plate, Guides, Disc,
Stem, Bolting etc." As an example; if the word Disc was chosen from the
list in Cell B4 Cells b6 thru b28 would be populated with following
PER COMPUTER
HARDFACING
HARDFACING
SQ FT REFRAC.
SQ FT HEX MESH
CORNER TABS
SPACER BAR


PRESS
HBM
OVERLAY
INST HEX PT RET
PRESS
STRESS
SANDBLAST
INSTALL REFRACTORY
CURE
FINISH GRIND
DEBURR
COLDSET

Similar descriptions would be inserted for Guides etc. Any help would
be appreciated.


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