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I have a spreadsheet that is drawing from an Access database.
The user has a main choice, then for some of the main choices there are sub selections. If there are only a couple, I can write an if to select the different ranges on the Data Validation dialog box. But I'd like more indpendence. When the database is tied I download tables. So if the main choice has a sub selection, I have the letters that are the suffixes to the range names with the various sub menus. Here's an example of what I'd like to do: MenuSuffix="WC" =IF(MenuSuffix="",Range("A1"),"Index" & MenuSuffix) Just how do I turn "Index" & MenuSuffix into the range value? Don <www.donwiss.com (e-mail link at home page bottom). |
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