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Default Need Help on Lookup Function

This post was originally posted to the excel.worksheets.function forum on
August 20. However as at this time of writing, I still do not get any help
from the forum mentioned above. Maybe I have posted into the wrong forum. I
hope some one from this forum can help me out with the problem below.

Best regards
David


I have a table as below in my 2nd worksheet:
Part No. Location Qty
AAA T65 1
AAA T65 2
AAA T77 5
BBB T65 3
BBB T65 5
CCC T77 6
DDD T77 7

In my first worksheet I have column A populated with my Part No.:
A B C
1 AAA
2 BBB
3 CCC
4 DDD
5 EEE

I would appreciate very much if some one is kind enough to guide me on how
to to a VBA in column C. Can I do a combox box data validation on column
C? If user click on row 1, column 'C' combo box, then I need the combo to
display a list as shown below:

AAA T65 1
AAA T65 2
AAA T77 5

Ideally all the 3 rows information above should be inside a combo box or a
comments box.

TIA,

Best regards
David





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