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How to change data validation values based on different passwords
Dear Excel community
I have a problem to resolve asap. I have prepared an excel business case with certain cells having data validation lists. Say I have 12 values in the Validation List picked from a source, but all values are not meant for everyone. I need to create three different users with their respective passwords. First user should be able to see only first 5 values of the list (e.g.) and should be able to select only out of these values. The aecond user should see values 6-9, e.g. and so on. Appreciate community's kind support. Cheers |
How to change data validation values based on different passwords
Dear Excel community
I have a problem to resolve asap. I have prepared an excel business case with certain cells having data validation lists. Say I have 12 values in the Validation List picked from a source, but all values are not meant for everyone. I need to create three different users with their respective passwords. First user should be able to see only first 5 values of the list (e.g.) and should be able to select only out of these values. The aecond user should see values 6-9, e.g. and so on. Appreciate community's kind support. Cheers Use a different sheet for each user and require user-login to use their sheet. Hide the sheet containing the DV Lists (1 list per user-specific access). -OR- Use a login sheet with the respective DV Lists hidden in top rows OR left columns. This will serve as a 'Splash' panel where users can enter their credentials to display their sheet. Optionally, have 1 user-sheet with the DV List and have code edit the DV dropdowns to match user login credentials. May seem like a lot of work but (IMO) if it's a reusable business solution that gets repeated often it's worth designing well; - never had a client who didn't appreciate a well designed solution! -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org Classic VB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion |
How to change data validation values based on different passwords
On Sunday, 2 June 2019 20:22:53 UTC+3, GS wrote:
Dear Excel community I have a problem to resolve asap. I have prepared an excel business case with certain cells having data validation lists. Say I have 12 values in the Validation List picked from a source, but all values are not meant for everyone. I need to create three different users with their respective passwords. First user should be able to see only first 5 values of the list (e.g.) and should be able to select only out of these values. The aecond user should see values 6-9, e.g. and so on. Appreciate community's kind support. Cheers Use a different sheet for each user and require user-login to use their sheet. Hide the sheet containing the DV Lists (1 list per user-specific access). -OR- Use a login sheet with the respective DV Lists hidden in top rows OR left columns. This will serve as a 'Splash' panel where users can enter their credentials to display their sheet. Optionally, have 1 user-sheet with the DV List and have code edit the DV dropdowns to match user login credentials. May seem like a lot of work but (IMO) if it's a reusable business solution that gets repeated often it's worth designing well; - never had a client who didn't appreciate a well designed solution! -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org Classic VB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion Many thanks GS and appreciate your time for the post. I prefer login sheet or user-sheet with DV list edited with codes. Unfortunately i am a basic excel user and do not know how to write codes. I would truly appreciate if you could help me with a sample code. Cheers |
How to change data validation values based on different passwords
Download the sample XLS:
https://app.box.com/s/w73vj1bf01dorv65q7fjvwbcttpos124 -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org Classic VB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc microsoft.public.vb.general.discussion |
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