I have a drop down list in my speadsheet. This same drop down i
repeated maybe 40 -50 times in the worksheet. I want to apply ablit
of mulitiplication to my drop down items. so that based on the dro
down choose a multiplier is added.

b7....................c7......................d7.. ...................................e7
monthly...........1500..................1500(o
c7*1)...................4500( d7+prior d7 vals)
weekly.............375....................1500(c7* 4).......................3375
bi-monthly........750....................1500(c7*2).. .....................3750
quarterly..........4500..................150
(c7/3).......................7500

keep in mind that b7 is selected from the drop down, c7 is manuall
entered, d7 is autofilled from c7 input being * or / by b7 value, an
e7 is the value of d7+that of previously saved d7 values.

Please help me create formula or code that will allow me to add th
required functions to the dropdown items to complete the function
required.

Thank you

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Is your dropdown a combobox created from the "Forms" toolbar? If so, this is
what I would do. I assume you already have the combobox with the necessary
values in it. I am not sure what all the options are so I will use the
following: Quarterly, Monthly, Biweekly, Weekly. (by "Bi-Monthly" in your
example it seems you mean twice monthly. Usually bi-something means every
two, i.e. every two months; so to keep myself straight I am using biweekly
here to mean the same thing (I think!))

1) If not already there, I would create a column for the "Linked Cell" of
the combobox. Hide the column if you don't want the user to see it. I will
say this column was created as column F for your sheet.

2) Now the formula for D would be this (will write it as for D7):
=CHOOSE(F7,1/3,1,2,4)*C7
The order of items in your combobox is important he the formula looks at
F7, which is a number corresponding to the choice selected, and then uses
that to choose from the values listed here - so if the choice is Quarterly
(choice #1 in the combobox) it uses 1/3; if it is Monthly (Choice #2) it uses
1, etc...

3) I have to make another assumption he when you say "e7 is the value of
d7+that of previously saved d7 values" you mean the sum for all the previous
values in D where the combobox selection matches the current row (otherwise
your totals don't add up).
The formula for E would be this (illustrated as if in E7):
=SUMIF($F$1:$F7,F7,D7)
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I have a drop down list in my speadsheet. This same drop down is
repeated maybe 40 -50 times in the worksheet. I want to apply ablity
of mulitiplication to my drop down items. so that based on the drop
down choose a multiplier is added.

b7....................c7......................d7.. ...................................e7
monthly...........1500..................1500(or
c7*1)...................4500( d7+prior d7 vals)
weekly.............375....................1500(c7* 4).......................3375
bi-monthly........750....................1500(c7*2).. .....................3750
quarterly..........4500..................1500
(c7/3).......................7500

keep in mind that b7 is selected from the drop down, c7 is manually
entered, d7 is autofilled from c7 input being * or / by b7 value, and
e7 is the value of d7+that of previously saved d7 values.

Please help me create formula or code that will allow me to add the
required functions to the dropdown items to complete the functions
required.

Thank you.


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no this drop down was created using the Data Validation option. The
I have a Name Range set to provide the info in the list.

Should I use the combo box, if so how do I create the drop down usin
this method?

Please advise

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a more detailed example of what I wish to do:

I am creating a budget worksheet

A1..................B1..................C1........ ..........D1.................E1................... .....
Item..............Frequency.......Amount.......... Monthly
Total.Yearly........
income..........bi-weekly........$1000............$2000...........$24 000...................

Cell A1 will not change after being inserted, B1 will come from the
drop down menu and remain the same, user will insert C1 on bi-weekly
basis, while D1 will calculate user monthly salary based on the value
entered into C1 either by multipling or dividing C1 by B1, and E1 will
be calulated by 12 * the value of D1.

So if the example above is for the first pay period and this is the
second:

A1..................B1..................C1........ ..........D1.................E1................... .....
Item..............Frequency.......Amount.......... Monthly
Total.Yearly........
income..........bi-weekly........$750..............$1750...........$2 1000...................

By updating the figures in C1, it as so updates D1 and E1 accordingly.


However I need to come up with a way to record, what the actual monthly
salary and yearly salary should be so that I can track it on a monthly
basis to show if I am above or below my actual annual salary.

I also want to show a monthly scope of pay so that if I look at the
budget in March I can see my total pay in Jan. and in Feb.

Thanks for the help I know this is a very heavy project for a novice
but it is something I feel I must do. With a couple of kids, bad
credit, high rent, and one kid heading into college. I need to know
what going on with my money. And I cannot afford to buy any software.
But will always invest in my own education if needed.

Thanks.


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still needing some help


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