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I've got a workbook that I've created via VBA.
One sheet is populated with data that I want to look up and has various ranges on it to use in .Validation on the other sheet. The other sheet has .Validation in column 1 that looks up, for instance, "FoodType". Once the user has selected "Fruit", column 2's .Validation kicks in and in that column the user sees a drop down list of "Bananas, Oranges, Apples... and so-forth". Once the user has selected a FoodType and a specific food, I want to go to that table of lookup data that I created on the other worksheet, use FoodType|SpecificFood as a unique key, and retrieve a bunch of other cell values in the located row and use them to populate corresponding columns in the sheet where the user specified FoodType|SpecificFood. Can somebody point me in the right direction strategy/syntax-wise? For starters, I'm guessing that the code will be located in Worksheet_Change and I'll be casing out on Target.Column. But what do I do once that the "SpecificFood" column has changed? Take FoodType and SpecificFood over to the lookup sheet... but what then? -- PeteCresswell |
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