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Data Validation List - Multiple Columns
Hello, could someone please advise on how I can make a selection from a drop-down box that is linked to a Data Validation List in the following way? Worksheets named: Form & Local and Global Profiles Defined Name: Local_Profile_Name = 'Local and Global Profiles'!$A$2:$A$66 The Worksheet named: Local and Global Profiles contains 3 columns. Column A: Local Profile Name (A1:A66) A1 cell has the text: Local Profile Name as a header. Column B: Corresponding Global Name (B1:B66) B1 cell has the text: Corresonding Global Name as a header. Column C: Incumbent (C1:C66) C1 cell has the text: Incumbent as a header. Thus, each Local Profile Name has an associated Global Profile Name and an Incumbent. In the Worksheet named: Form, I have used a Data Validation List for cells: (C10:C19). The Data Validation List = Local_Profile_Name What I am trying to accomplish is that when I use a drop-down box on the Worksheet named: Form in cells (C10:C19), I would like the associated data (found in the Worksheet named: Local and Global Profiles) for my selection to automatically populate the adjacent cells in the range D10:E19). So, when I make a selection in cell C10, then cells D10 and E10 are automatically populated with the associated data for that selection. Please follow this example to clarify: If I use the drop-down box on the Worksheet named: Form in cell C10 and choose 'shop assistant' (without the quotation marks)as the Local Profile Name, I need the associated data of the Corresponding Global Name (located in Worksheet named: Local and Global Profiles) of 'shop supernumery' (without the quotation marks) to be automatically populated in the worksheet named:Form in cell D10. Also I need the associated data of the Incumbent (located in Worksheet named: Local and Global Profiles) of 'Attendent' (without the quotation marks) to be automatically populated in the worksheet named: Form in cell E10. If anyone could please help that would be greatly appreciated. If you need further clarification, please let me know. Kind regards, Chris. *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** |
Data Validation List - Multiple Columns
On Aug 21, 5:00 pm, Chris Hankin wrote:
Hello, could someone please advise on how I can make a selection from a drop-down box that is linked to a Data Validation List in the following way? Worksheets named: Form & Local and Global Profiles Defined Name: Local_Profile_Name = 'Local and Global Profiles'!$A$2:$A$66 The Worksheet named: Local and Global Profiles contains 3 columns. Column A: Local Profile Name (A1:A66) A1 cell has the text: Local Profile Name as a header. Column B: Corresponding Global Name (B1:B66) B1 cell has the text: Corresonding Global Name as a header. Column C: Incumbent (C1:C66) C1 cell has the text: Incumbent as a header. Thus, each Local Profile Name has an associated Global Profile Name and an Incumbent. In the Worksheet named: Form, I have used a Data Validation List for cells: (C10:C19). The Data Validation List = Local_Profile_Name What I am trying to accomplish is that when I use a drop-down box on the Worksheet named: Form in cells (C10:C19), I would like the associated data (found in the Worksheet named: Local and Global Profiles) for my selection to automatically populate the adjacent cells in the range D10:E19). So, when I make a selection in cell C10, then cells D10 and E10 are automatically populated with the associated data for that selection. Please follow this example to clarify: If I use the drop-down box on the Worksheet named: Form in cell C10 and choose 'shop assistant' (without the quotation marks)as the Local Profile Name, I need the associated data of the Corresponding Global Name (located in Worksheet named: Local and Global Profiles) of 'shop supernumery' (without the quotation marks) to be automatically populated in the worksheet named:Form in cell D10. Also I need the associated data of the Incumbent (located in Worksheet named: Local and Global Profiles) of 'Attendent' (without the quotation marks) to be automatically populated in the worksheet named: Form in cell E10. If anyone could please help that would be greatly appreciated. If you need further clarification, please let me know. Kind regards, Chris. *** Sent via Developersdexhttp://www.developersdex.com*** It sounds to me lik you should use a VLOOKUP function. A great tutorial is found on Debra Dalgleish's site. Here is the link to VLOOKUP explanation. http://www.contextures.com/xlFunctions02.html Hope that helps. Regards, Shane |
Data Validation List - Multiple Columns
Thanks Shane - I'll check out that tutorial and see how I go.
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