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I know how to create a list of "selectable items" so that my users can
select from the drop down list but how do I change the available options
based on a previous selection?

if Cell F5 = "Toronto" then the list would be Y5 to Y 30 or something like
that
iv Cell F5 = "Heaven" then the list would be Y30 to Y40




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Hi

i would use data / validation for this - check out the notes at Debra
Dalgleish's website for details
http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html

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I know how to create a list of "selectable items" so that my users can
select from the drop down list but how do I change the available options
based on a previous selection?

if Cell F5 = "Toronto" then the list would be Y5 to Y 30 or something like
that
iv Cell F5 = "Heaven" then the list would be Y30 to Y40






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HotRod, have a look here and see if this is what you want

http://www.contextures.com/xlDataVal02.html
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I know how to create a list of "selectable items" so that my users can
select from the drop down list but how do I change the available options
based on a previous selection?

if Cell F5 = "Toronto" then the list would be Y5 to Y 30 or something like
that
iv Cell F5 = "Heaven" then the list would be Y30 to Y40






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THANKS, this worked great I've managed to link three sub-cells from a
different worksheet. Great solution THANKS


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THANKS, this worked great I've managed to link three sub-cells from a
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just A SIDE NOTE WHEN FOLLOWING THIS EXAMPLE PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE
NAMING STRUCTURE USED AND YOUR LIST OF VALUES.


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I'm currently trying to force Date validation as "mm/dd/yyyy" but no matter
what I do it just doesn't seem to work any ideas? I'm going to keep
googling..


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