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I am using a validation list as my primary selection (Part Family)
then a 2nd validation (base off family) for my sub list (Part Type). Base on the data selected from “Family” and “Type” there are 2 to 12 attributes required. Most of the attributes are free form, but, some are standard. I would like to format the “Standard” cell to have validation list added. I am working with 36 Primary selections, 1 to 10 secondary selections, and 2 to 12 attributes. I started with IF’s it getting to be un- manageable. Can some recommend a different approach? Also, was told that and array is the way to go, but, I have never used array before… Can some one help??? Thanks you in advance for any and all help with this matter… |
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