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i have designed a speadsheet that when you enter a part of a full piece (
like the top rail of a gate) you pick the type of metal ( like 1-1/2" square
tubing) you need for that piece from a drop down list. This works ok except
the materials list is 800 items long and everyone complains about having to
scroll thru a list that long for every part needed. Is there a way 1. to jump
to a specific place in the list ( say to Square Tubing) 2. pick the size you
need 3. then return that choice on the same line as the part your are working
on ( C1).
A1 B1 C1
top rail square tube drop-down list (would return size here) 1-1/2" x
1-1/2"
post square tube drop-down list (would return size here) 2" x 2"

Thanks for any help!
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